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20261999: BCP 8 Emerald DE Feeder Aggregator L.P.; May River Fund I, LP
20262008: Lindsay Goldberg VI L.P.; Randal Glick
20262011: MN8 Energy Holdings LLC; Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company LLC
20262013: NextCure, Inc.; Avere Therapeutics, Inc.
20262016: Lone Star Fund XIII, L.P.; Continental Aktiengesellschaft
20262017: Progress Software Corporation; Joshua G. James
20262023: Tarsus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Leonide Saad
20262028: PBF Energy Inc.; Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
20262034: Xylem Inc.; EagleTree-WaterFleet Investment, L.P.
Zillow Group/Redfin Corp.
The Federal Trade Commission sued Zillow and Redfin over an unlawful agreement that eliminates Redfin as a competitor in the market for placing advertising of rental housing on internet listing services (ILSs)—the websites that millions of Americans use to find their next rental home. The complaint alleges that in February 2025, Zillow and Redfin entered into an illegal agreement to dismantle Redfin as a competitor in the ILS advertising market for multifamily rental properties.
The FTC joined by five states, today notified the court that it will file a stipulated order that resolves its litigation against Zillow and Redfin and restores competition in the online platforms that renters use to find apartments and property managers use to list rentals.