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Sky Chadde

Sky Chadde

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Assistant Editor and Senior Reporter, Investigate Midwest

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open data, law, regulation fintech, institutional investing, trust lawSuperannuation law, open banking, data risk financial services law, consumer data right, pensions law financial regulation

Doesn’t Cover

lawless

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Total articles 373

  • In tough times, they sold farmers cheaper fungicides. A top manufacturer, Syngenta, intervened.

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest| Investigate Midwest Verified Key takeawaysBlocking generics: When Syngenta faced generic competition for a valuable fungicide, it tried to prevent the cheaper product from reaching farmers, including suing and demanding hundreds of millions in damages. Incentivizing loyalty: One tactic it used was a “loyalty program” for retailers of its fungicide. The program rewarded retailers for selling its products and disregarding cheaper alternatives.

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest · Investigate Midwest

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Axed Once, USDA Employees Anxiously Await Potentially Being Fired Again

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest| Sentient Media Verified This story was originally published on Investigate Midwest. Following judges’ orders, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has begun reinstating employees who were fired en masse in February. But now, many of those workers who are being paid not to perform any duties fear that another shoe will drop. The uncertainty over their futures comes as Elon Musk and the Trump administration chainsaw the federal workforce.

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest · Sentient Media

    Mar. 29, 2025

  • In tough times, they sold farmers cheaper fungicides. A top manufacturer, Syngenta, intervened.

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest| Investigate Midwest Verified Key takeawaysBlocking generics: When Syngenta faced generic competition for a valuable fungicide, it tried to prevent the cheaper product from reaching farmers, including suing and demanding hundreds of millions in damages. Incentivizing loyalty: One tactic it used was a “loyalty program” for retailers of its fungicide. The program rewarded retailers for selling its products and disregarding cheaper alternatives.

    By Sky Chadde Verified, Investigate Midwest · Investigate Midwest

    Apr. 01, 2025

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Company Info

Investigate Midwest

Our mission is to serve the public interest by exposing dangerous and costly practices of influential agricultural corporations and institutions through in-depth and data-driven investigative journalism.

Champaign, Illinois, United States

+1 312-970-0395

Founded: 2009