DOJ not resolving mergers under the table, official says
The Department of Justice is not secretly accepting merger settlements to resolve deals that raise antitrust concerns, a deputy assistant attorney general at the Antitrust Division has said.
The Department of Justice is not secretly accepting merger settlements to resolve deals that raise antitrust concerns, a deputy assistant attorney general at the Antitrust Division has said.
A Federal Trade Commission official has argued that federal judges should consider a potentially illegal merger’s effects on competition separately from a divestiture that will supposedly solve the problem.
The Department of Justice is exploring new ways to ensure that investigation subjects preserve evidence as more people use messaging apps that automatically delete conversations, the head of the Antitrust Division’s criminal …
Express Scripts has abused its position as the pharmaceutical industry’s dominant middleman to extract monopoly profits from consumers, retail pharmacies and drugmakers, the State of Ohio has alleged.
The Department of Justice’s definition of the antitrust market for digital advertising is far too narrow to justify its monopolisation and tying claims, Google has said in a motion to dismiss.
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Antitrust powerhouse Dan Wall retired from Latham & Watkins earlier this year, but he is not riding off into the sunset just yet. In an interview with GCR USA, Wall discussed his …
As head of the Federal Trade Commission’s office of international affairs from its inception until his retirement last year, Randy Tritell played a key role in shaping antitrust enforcement around the globe …
Tim Wu stepped down as President Biden’s primary antitrust advisor earlier this month after two years in the role. The Columbia Law School professor spoke to GCR USA about the “plague” of …
Kathleen Foote recently stepped down after two decades as California’s top antitrust enforcer. In a conversation with GCR USA, she discussed highlights of her 35-plus years of service for the Golden State …
A thorough analysis of US courts’ applications of both the top-down and bottom-up frameworks highlights the strengths and …
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a plaintiff’s certification motion in a case involving travel websites …
Antitrust enforcement of conduct in labour markets continues, with particularly intense scrutiny on agreements between employers of different …
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