DOJ looking for criminal monopolisation cases

Ben Remaly

03 March 2022

Deputy assistant attorney general Richard Powers speaking at a GCR event in 2020

The Department of Justice is actively searching for monopolisation cases to prosecute criminally, a top Antitrust Division official has said.

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