4 largest ski resort companies are a “cartel” scheming to raise prices, Colorado lawsuit alleges
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A group of skiers has filed a lawsuit against the ski resort industry’s four largest players, arguing the operators conspired to inflate prices at the country’s busiest ski hills, violating federal antitrust laws.
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What happened
A group of skiers has filed a lawsuit against the ski resort industry’s four largest players, arguing the operators conspired to inflate prices at the country’s busiest ski hills, violating federal antitrust laws.
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