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If February’s merger agreement between American Airlines and U.S. Airways sparked a sense of déjà vu, that may be because it would create the seventh major airline coupling since 2005.

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Barry Lynn of the New America Foundation, a policy group, says back in the late '70s, there were about 50 beer companies. That market is almost gone now.

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“That's a very conservative number,” said Barry Lynn, director of the New America Foundation's markets, enterprise and resiliency initiative. “We actually think the number that they're using grossly understates the actual problem.” Sandeep Vaheesan ...

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Barry Lynn, a fellow at the New America Foundation, argues that over the years, Anheuser Busch-InBev and the world's second largest beer company, MillerCoors, have created a monopoly. Neither company replied to our requests for interviews. “They have ...

With Anhueser-Busch Inbev seeking a controlling share of Grupo Modelo, the brewer of Corona and Modelo Especial, the D.C.-based New America Foundation criticized the sale, which it says would solidify a virtual duopoly of the American beer market, ...

Without the ability to work together, industry watchers say the 'Big 6' publishers won't be able to stop Amazon from pricing books as the company sees fit. Brooke speaks with Barry C. Lynn, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, who believes ...

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