Tag: Antitrust

Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said the company “is on the right side of history” in the antitrust debates about whether big technology...

Several key senators are negotiating tech-focused antitrust bills similar to House measures that companies say would force drastic changes in their business and destroy...

By Dan Awrey (Cornell Law School) & Joshua Macey (University of Chicago) In markets with significant scale economies and network effects, scholars and policymakers...

By John Cassidy, New Yorker In 2018, Tim Wu, a Columbia law professor, published a book arguing that giant corporate monopolies represented not merely an economic...

Top US trade regulators released a joint statement committing to an examination of whether the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice...

Brazil’s antitrust regulator CADE has given its unconditional approval for the acquisition of Copel Telecom, the telecommunications subsidiary of Paraná state power firm Copel,...

President Biden signed an executive order on Friday cracking down on what the White House says are anticompetitive practices among technology companies, labor and...

Brussels and the UK are planning to work more closely together on antitrust enforcement through sharing information and investigations, marking a rare bright spot...

France’s antitrust watchdog will make a decision in the coming days over the way Google held copyright talks with some French publishers about paying...

By Juan Delgado (Global Economics Group) Despite the adoption of the European Damages Directive and its transposition to national legal systems, a number of obstacles...