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GOP will not carry water for woke companies, senator says
GOP will not carry water for woke companies, senator says

Republican lawmakers will be less inclined to support free enterprise for businesses that discriminate against conservatives, Senator Tom Cotton has said.

Bribery case against Meta survives motion to dismiss
Bribery case against Meta survives motion to dismiss

A federal California judge has rejected a motion to dismiss claims that several Meta Platforms executives conspired with OnlyFans to blacklist a putative class of adult entertainment performers who shared their content on rival websites.

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FTC official: Practitioners must use “best judgment” over Section 5 risks

The Federal Trade Commission should prosecute conduct far beyond what is prohibited by the Sherman Act following the recent revival of Section 5 of the FTC Act, the director of the agency’s …

DOJ secures plea deal from Kentucky farmland bid-riggers

Two real estate professionals have pleaded guilty for their roles in a conspiracy to rig bids for farmland and timber real estate in Kentucky, hours before the charges were set to go …

Former baseball coaches claim NCAA rule kept them unpaid

The National College Athletics Association orchestrated an illegal wage-fixing conspiracy amongst its member baseball teams, two former coaches have alleged.

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The wait is over: DOJ resurrects Section 2 criminal charges
The wait is over: DOJ resurrects Section 2 criminal charges

US antitrust lawyers will remember Halloween 2022 as the day that criminal enforcement of Section 2 of the Sherman Act was resurrected. Norton Rose Fulbright partner Carsten Reichel describes how the Department …

A Q&A with Kathy O’Neill
A Q&A with Kathy O’Neill

Kathy O’Neill shaped countless high-profile merger challenges during her 15-plus years with the Department of Justice. The Antitrust Division’s former director of investigations and litigation spoke to GCR USA about pursuing less …

Cartels by another name?
Cartels by another name?

The Department of Justice has made clear that it intends to restart criminal prosecutions under Section 2 of the Sherman Act. Arnold & Porter partner Andre Geverola – a former director of …

Look beyond the “company town”: labour monopsony and 21st-century merger enforcement
Look beyond the “company town”: labour monopsony and 21st-century merger enforcement

The Biden Administration has vowed to reinvigorate antitrust enforcement, in part by wielding the Sherman Act as a sword to protect workers against “the harmful effects of monopoly and monopsony” – especially …

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