DOJ prosecutions on the rise, but fines plummet

Davide Mamone

23 January 2023

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Criminal antitrust prosecutions are near an all-time high at the Department of Justice, but the Antitrust Division secured just $1.4 million in fines last year.

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DOJ prosecutions on the rise, but fines plummet

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