Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina M. Khan, defending the agency’s proposal for a nationwide ban on noncompete clauses, held up California as a model during a Wednesday conversation at a conference sponsored by UC Berkeley’s Center for Law and Business.
“California is a great illustration of how we’ve had a very innovative state economy without noncompetes,” Khan told UC Berkeley School of Law professor David Singh Grewal in a remote appe...
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