Gail Slater is DOJ’s new antitrust head
Gail Slater confirmed to lead DOJ antitrust division
The Senate confirmed Gail Slater to lead the Justice Department's antitrust division by a 78-19 vote on Tuesday. The big picture: Slater's confirmation comes as the division presses forward with a major competition case against Google and an ongoing case against Apple.
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