Tag: Enforcement

In the digital age, the intersection of data, technology, and antitrust enforcement has brought algorithms into focus as potential tools for uncovering anticompetitive practices...

By: Paul de Bijl (Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets) The implementation of the Dutch Competition Act (Mededingingswet or Mw) in 1998 marked a significant...

By Gabriella Monahova & Kate Foreman1   I. Introduction In January, the FTC proposed a rule that would ban essentially all noncompete agreements (“noncompetes” or “NCAs”) in...

The healthcare industry is comprised of numerous types of providers and suppliers who are generally considered competitors from an antitrust standpoint, but their collaboration...

By Neyzar Ünübol1   In June of 2020, a new commitment procedure was first introduced to Turkish legislation as part of Law No. 4054 on the...

By: Ryan Quillian & Mathias Heller (Covington & Burling) Looking at the headlines related to competition law, one might easily get the impression that U.S. antitrust agencies have...

Privacy regulators are increasingly looking beyond a company’s privacy policy to scrutinize the user interface of its websites, apps, and other online services, and...

Dark Patterns are deceptive and manipulative features of a user interface that push or nudge consumers into making certain choices that are not in...

The Federal Trade Commission is ramping up its enforcement of so-called dark patterns, with $350 million in settlements announced in late 2022. Many businesses...

By Dr. Sangeeta Verma1   It may seem obvious and trite that fair and competitive markets are essential for economic growth. Competition is recognized as a...