Tag: Regulation

Collaboration among competitors in Mexico is still significantly underdeveloped. As in other developing countries, legal uncertainty impedes companies to effectively and lawfully engage in...

Below, we have provided the full transcript of the panel discussion, Digital Platforms: In Need of Regulation?, from the third episode of our series,...

By John D. Harkrider (Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider LLP)*        Over the last six decades,1 millions of hungry Americans have pulled off the side of...

By Damien Geradin (ThePlatform Law Blog) As discussed in a prior post, the European Commission is currently working on an ex ante regulation to control the market power...

By Alyse Stach (The Antitrust Advocate) As many businesses look for solutions to weather the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, one potential avenue for...

Matt Stoller (ProMarket) The New York Times had an important story about the ventilator market a few days ago, with Nicholas Kulish, Sarah Kliff, and Jessica Silver-Greenberg reporting...

By Koren W. Wong-Ervin, Anne Layne-Farrar & James Moore1   Calls to radically change U.S. antitrust law continue to be a focus of law and policy...

In her new five-year mandate as Competition Commissioner, Commission Executive Vice-President Vestager will be considering changes to EU antitrust enforcement in relation to big...

Disruptors in new economy industries typically enter markets that have yet to be delineated. They are the undertakings pushing the industry to change services,...

As politicians and regulators up their pressure on so-called Big Tech in the US, it can be difficult to see where all that effort...