Unusual uncertainty in US antitrust enforcement, says ex-FTC chair

Charles McConnell

18 January 2018

Edith Ramirez (Credit: Hogan Lovells)

Former Federal Trade Commission chairwoman Edith Ramirez has said that there is currently a lot of uncertainty about US antitrust enforcement, but several pending cases will determine its direction.

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Charles McConnell

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