
Australia Fines Expedia & Trivago Over Ads
An Australian court fined Trivago, a unit of US-based online travel firm Expedia, A$44.7 million ($32.91 million) for misleading consumers

An Australian court fined Trivago, a unit of US-based online travel firm Expedia, A$44.7 million ($32.91 million) for misleading consumers

By Kevin Werbach & David T. Zaring (University of Pennsylvania) The debate about how to address dangers in the increasingly

The National Grocers Association today submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) urging

Elon Musk on Thursday said he has lined up $46.5 billion in debt and equity financing to buy Twitter and is

The American investment bank Goldman Sachs is taking another step toward the crypto industry with a private meeting between its CEO and

Amazon is making moves to boost its relationship with sellers as rival Shopify continues to expand its presence and swoop

A Moscow court on Thursday ruled that it was lawful for Russia’s anti-monopoly regulator to open an antitrust case against

Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Inc has agreed to pay $55 million to end an antitrust case in US federal

The market for legal marijuana in Illinois is monopolized by the “Chicago Cartel,” according to a federal antitrust lawsuit filed

Apple, Amazon and Meta spent record sums on federal lobbying through the first three months of the year as they
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