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Feds’ rent-fixing suit proceeds

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Meanwhile in Bavaria
Kevin MacLeod · incompetech.com · CC BY 4.0
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A North Carolina federal court denied a rental property management software company's motion to dismiss antitrust claims brought by the federal government and several states. The company had already entered a consent decree limiting its use of pooled renter data to set prices, but the judge ruled the government's claims weren't moot and that the pooled-data practice plausibly supports an antitrust case against the firm and similar companies.

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