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(Reuters) - The U.S. House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel will hold a hearing on Thursday to discuss strengthening antitrust law, with the acting Federal Trade Commission chairwoman and the Colorado attorney general among the witnesses, the committee said in a statement on Monday.

The witnesses will include acting FTC Chairwoman Rebecca Slaughter and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser. The FTC sued Facebook last year for allegedly breaking antitrust law while Colorado was among the states that sued both Facebook and Alphabet's Google.

Other witnesses are appeals court judge Diane Wood and Mike Walker of Britain's Competition and Markets Authority, the statement said.

Other witnesses may also be called, the statement said.

Representative David Cicilline, who chairs the subcommittee, has said he would introduce antitrust bills. The hearing is one of a series to discuss potential legislation, the statement said.

The discussions come at a time when there is a push for more rigorous enforcement of antitrust law, particularly with regard to Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google. It also follows federal and state lawsuits against Facebook and Google, which accuse them of breaking antitrust law.

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Barron’s - Netflix stock rose on Monday as analysts on both sides of the Bull-Bear debate weighed in on potential plans to crack down on password sharing.

Benchmark analyst Matthew Harrigan, who rates the stock a Sell, lowered his price target to $472 from $485. Harrigan refers to reports that certain users received messages Friday asking them to make their own account if they don’t live with the actual subscriber.

“This test is designed to help ensure that people using Netflix accounts are authorized to do so,” a spokesperson told MarketWatch.

Harrigan argues any such crackdown will require finesse. He refers to estimates from research firm Magid that about 33% of Netflix members share passwords but argues that those benefiting from password sharing may be more casual or economically sensitive users.

“Although a crackdown on password sharing could emerge as an at least marginal long-term positive, we believe that it somewhat dampens pricing power even as competition from Disney+ and others mounts,” he writes.

WSJ - Amazon. com Inc. is expanding its telehealth service nationwide and opening it to other companies, the latest signal of the e-commerce giant’s continued ambitions in healthcare.

Amazon said it has started to offer its Amazon Care program to employees and other companies throughout Washington state and plans to make the program available throughout the U.S. this summer. Launched in 2019 at its Seattle headquarters, Amazon Care started by offering virtual primary-care services to Amazon employees in the city. The service also has an at-home care option, where medical professionals are dispatched to perform medical services such as blood draws or listening to a patient’s lungs.

Amazon Care operates on an app that facilitates video or chat appointments with medical professionals, as well as prescription delivery. Amazon said it intends to expand the in-person-care component to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and other cities in the coming months.

The coronavirus pandemic has spurred growth in telehealth services. Companies such as Teladoc Health Inc. and Doctor on Demand Inc. raced to add doctors and bandwidth early last year. Shares of Teladoc fell 4.4% on Wednesday. The stock is up 61% in the last 12 months.

Amazon has tried to gain a foothold in healthcare through different ventures and has boosted its services since the start of the pandemic. The company launched an online pharmacy service in November that ships insulin, asthma inhalers and other common generic or branded medications. The retailer bought online pharmacy PillPack Inc. about two years earlier.

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(Reuters) - Amusement park operator Six Flags Entertainment Corp said it will reopen its theme park in Mexico starting Thursday, and both of its California properties to the public on April 3.

The company, known for roller coaster rides such as the El Toro, Batman the Ride and Bizarro, said the parks will operate at reduced attendance levels, in accordance with state reopening guidelines for theme parks and extensive safety measures will be implemented.

The move comes a day after Walt Disney Co said it will reopen two theme parks in California on April 30 to a limited number of guests, over a year after they closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Arlington, Texas-based Six Flags Entertainment was also forced to shut some parks in 2020 and operate others at minimum capacity as rising COVID-19 cases prompted restrictions across the country.

That forced the theme park operator to cut its full-time workforce by about 10% in October. However, the company last month said it would hire thousands of workers this year as it prepares to reopen the theme parks.

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