Tag: Antitrust
Enel’s 2018 Antitrust Fines Is Annulled By Italy’s Top Court
A top administrative court annulled a 93 million euros ($98 million) fine issued by Italy's competition watchdog in 2018 against Ene and two of...
Antitrust And Crypto Exchanges: Time To HODL
By Alexander Waksman, gunnercooke LLP.
Crypto exchanges operate in a dynamic, fast-paced environment in which the contours of competition are still evolving. However, the main...
NCAA Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Coaching By-Law
Volunteer D-I Baseball Coaches File Antitrust Suit Against the NCAA. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, volunteer baseball coaches claim the governing body illegally sets...
Veolia Finalizes The Divestment Of EU Antitrust Remedies
Veolia announces the finalization of the sale of assets as part of the antitrust remedies agreed with the European Commission in the context of...
PGA Tour & LIV Golf At Odds Over Saudi Ties In...
The extent to which the PGA Tour’s legal battle with LIV Golf is about Saudi Arabia plays a starring role in new court filings.
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In Satellites, Antitrust Could Lead to Less Competition
By Jon Sindreu, The Wall Street Journal
For stock investors, a new risk is orbiting the satellite market: By trying to preserve competition, antitrust regulators...
Japan’s Top Utilities Face New Antitrust Fines
Japan’s trade watchdog is likely to impose a record amount of fines on several major utilities after finding they formed a cartel and obstructed...
Amazon May Soon Settle With EU Antitrust Regulators
US online retail giant Amazon may be able to end two EU antitrust investigations by the end of the year after tweaking concessions to...
Who Is Meant To Be Protected By Antitrust Law And Policy?
By Project Disco
The focus of contemporary competition policy debates is shifting back to the first principles, asking: “What are we trying to do? ...
FTC & Meta Spar In Antitrust Case Over VR Acquisition
In a suit that aims to block Meta Platforms’ acquisition of virtual reality fitness app developer Within Unlimited, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reportedly...
