Ron Knox

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• GCR Pod Episode 7: Antitrust and the Digital Economy conference preview
• The copyright killer
• An interview with Tim Wu
• Boswell defends new Canadian leniency programme
• Judge: Canadian tribunal must move faster
• Jones Day
  Featured in The evolution of Big Law: A GCR special project
• As Zuckerberg testifies, Klobuchar calls for communications scrutiny
• Amid antitrust soul searching, FTC prepares for new leadership
• US DOJ: growing FBI cooperation does not raise number of search warrants
• Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer
  Featured in The evolution of Big Law: A GCR special project
• GCR Pod Episode 4: A conversation with Wendy Ng
• Senior enforcers in Asia introduce changes large and small
• Gibson Dunn
  Featured in The evolution of Big Law: A GCR special project
• China to merge antitrust into one enforcer
• Tech cases bring out practitioners' “speed” argument
• Hogan Lovells
  Featured in The evolution of Big Law: A GCR special project
• Defence deal ends amid DOJ, Pentagon concerns
• Enforcer Tracker is now live
• Welcome to GCR's Enforcer Tracker
• GCR Pod Episode 3: An Interview with Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo
• The bravery quotient
• GCR Pod Episode 2: An interview with Harry First
• Songkick lawsuit ends as Ticketmaster buys assets
• Warren presses for deep changes to US anti-monopoly enforcement
• Amazon and Caremark could haunt CVS/Aetna
• The Obama Trials launches this week
• What they saw at the revolution: the past 20 years of antitrust
• The GCR Pod, Episode 1: An interview with Bill Baer
• Frank Peake
  Featured in The Obama Trials
• A new dawn
  Featured in The Obama Trials
• Preface
  Featured in The Obama Trials
• Indonesia’s competition bar
• An interview with Kamser Lumbanradja
• The latecomer
• IEEE leader sees little effect from rule change
• Taiwan ministry pushes back on Qualcomm fine
• DOJ hits auto shipper with a fine and probation
• DOJ hits auto shipper with a fine and probation
• Google lawyer praises IP limitations
• Laitenberger: Competition can promote economic fairness
• Trump poised to choose Simons as FTC chair
• Trump reportedly poised to choose Simons as FTC chair
• Hoffman leaves Shearman to join FTC
• Hoffman leaves Shearman to join US FTC
• Congressman’s Amazon letter echoes New Deal thinking
• The antitrust world must stick together, says former EU official
• Canada to overhaul whistleblower programme
• CADE: Amnesty-plus driving Operation Car Wash
• US should ease merger review, former FTC official says
• Top economist joins Pérez Motta at Agon

• Europe targets abuse, not US companies, DG Comp official says
• Observers split on enforcers’ work as public interest concerns grow
• Officials address growing concerns over global leniency
• Mundt: Internet economy requires policing against abuse of dominance
• Some Asian antitrust agencies still struggle with due process, survey says
• Monsanto drops Deere deal amid Bayer merger probe
• Driving to dusk
  Featured in Global Cartel Analysis
• Lipsky criticises Obama era while leaning on antitrust tradition
• US antitrust likely to stay consistent, ex-enforcers say
• Prison will be true test of criminal enforcement, ACCC commissioner says
• Leniency’s expansion triggers growing pains for whistleblowers
• Spratling: Leniency is not invulnerable
• US DOJ gets Supreme Court extension in Amex case
• DOJ officials: work continues amid instability
• Former DOJ officials worry about US leniency changes
• Exploring the web: A map of the auto parts cartel relationships
  Featured in Global Cartel Analysis
• Indonesian antitrust reforms in sight, but hurdles remain
• New Chinese merger probe may test big data issues
• US will suffer in any trade war, ASEAN enforcers warn
• Malaysia central bank chastises MyCC for auto insurance case
• A populist now: What can antitrust do for inequality?
• 3G Capital ducks antitrust issues as it pushes for consolidation
• Siegel departs DOJ for Jones Day
• Concerns surface over Trump antitrust picks and policies
• Concerns surface over Trump antitrust picks and policies
• Amazon offers to settle EU e-books probe
• Creeping towards convergence: the hunt for an ideal deal
• Korea’s competition bar
• US files long-awaited charges in alleged generic drug cartel
• A new dawn
• Exec to plead guilty to first charges in tuna probe
• Supreme Court leaves questions over state oversight
• DoJ foreshadows AT&T/Time Warner review
• Stuck in the middle: the US struggles to prosecute senior executives
  Featured in Global Cartel Analysis
• Officials faced political pressure to settle US Airways/American Airlines, says report
• Shelanski: changing economy may move US enforcement closer to Europe
• Mergers in China improving but roadblocks remain, advisor says
• US enforcers respond to critics from all sides
• US enforcers respond to critics from all sides
• Hesse: rejecting the Chicago School has led US agencies into court
• Mexico inching closer to first criminal case
• Alpha pleads guilty in new branch of auto parts cartel
• US FTC official: Antitrust may not be best to solve aftermarket problems
• Korean official pushes for enforcement convergence
• France and others to review Booking.com remedies
• Brink: Deals in dense industries more likely to get a future competition review
• Price: Cartel prevention is far better than the cure
• IP guidelines update possible, but a long shot, at the DoJ
• DG Comp official: Big fines in Europe suffice to fight cartels
• Fines versus turnover: An EU Cartel Analysis update