The antitrust ballot: The Tipline for 5 March 2021

05 March 2021

Today is your last chance to submit votes for GCR’s 11th annual awards. From peanut farmers to the US Soccer Federation to generic drugs, the antitrust world kept moving in 2020 even when the rest of life left us feeling like Bill Murray stuck in a small Pennsylvania town. We will be honouring this year’s winners in a series of special reports, so make sure you get your votes in before midnight EST. In today’s Tipline, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers reviews its patent policies and Martin Shkreli is introduced to treble damages.

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