Business-hating Democrats poised to haul execs before Congress if they win control of House

Corporate America’s biggest names could be hauled before Congress if Democrats seize control of the House in November’s midterm elections — with companies including Amazon, Apple and Nvidia already receiving investigative letters from lawmakers.The potential targets range from tech giants and Wall Street firms to airlines, healthcare companies and corporate landlords, as Democrats prepare to scrutinize businesses over their ties to President Trump and practices affecting the cost of living, Bloomberg reported Monday.Top House Dem Hakeem Jeffries, who’s poised to become speaker if Democrats win control of the chamber, has already been pounding the drum.“There’s a cost to the American people of the out-of-control corruption that has been visited upon them by Donald Trump and MAGA extremists,” the Brooklyn lefty said over the summer.“We’re going to hold the crooks accountable beginning on Day One.”Amazon, Apple, Comcast, Meta, Microsoft and Nvidia have already received letters from Democratic lawmakers demanding information about their donations to Trump’s White House ballroom project, Bloomberg reported.Democrats are expected to examine whether companies that financially supported Trump’s projects obtained preferential treatment from the administration, as well as deals involving tariff exemptions, drug prices and government equity stakes.Walmart, Target, Nike and Energizer Holdings have been pressed about tariff refunds, as have Amazon, Apple and Motorola.Other inquiries have focused on surveillance pricing at airlines including Delta, United and American.“There is no fare product Delta has ever used, is testing or plans to use that targets customers with individualized offers based on personal information or otherwise,” a Delta spokesperson told The Post.“A variety of market forces drive the dynamic pricing model that’s been used in the global industry for decades, with new tech simply streamlining this process,” the flack added.�...