Rebanalce Now Managing Directors and parts of the Supervisory Board

Rebalance Now stands up against economic power being concentrated in the hands of a few. Monopolisation in many sectors, from tech companies to supermarkets, harms consumers, the environment and democracy. We are working towards a diverse and democratically accountable economy.

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Splitting up Google is the right way to go

Splitting up Google is the right way to go

According to a report by Bloomberg, the US government wants to force Google to sell Chrome. We welcome the US Department of Justice’s proposals to limit Google’s monopoly power.

Beyond Big Tech – A manifesto for a new digital economy

Beyond Big Tech – A manifesto for a new digital economy

In order to build a democratic digital future, the powerful tech companies must be broken up and public infrastructures strengthened. This is what we are calling for together with over 70 organizations in a new manifesto.

Why Google should be broken up now

Why Google should be broken up now

Following a historic ruling in August, another monopoly case against Google began in the USA on September 9. Here we explain what could be in store for Google – and why Europe should also dare to unbundle more.

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Analysis

We analyse the concentration of economic power in various sectors and shed light on the damage to people, the environment and democracy.

Competition law

We use competition law and other instruments to limit the power of individual companies and their abuse.

Networking

We are building a movement for a diverse economy and empowering people to participate in cartel and economic policy.