
French Court Upholds Google Ad Fine
A French court of appeals upheld a 150 million euro fine levied against Alphabet’s Google for abusing its power over

A French court of appeals upheld a 150 million euro fine levied against Alphabet’s Google for abusing its power over

Bloomberg News has hired reporter Leah Nylen to cover antitrust news. She will start on April 25. Nylen covers antitrust

Search engine behemoth Google was hit with federal antitrust litigation in DC, over claims the tech giant leverages its market

With United States COVID-19 case numbers lower than they have been at many points, and with the omicron surge in

In an effort to reduce the compliance burden and make assessments more objective, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has

Last year, South Korea became the first country to approve legislation changing Google and Apple Inc.’s policies on how apps

The US Senate confirmed former Winston & Strawn partner Kathi Vidal as director of the US Patent and Trademark Office in

The European Commission has announced its appeal of the EU General Court’s annulment of a €1.06 billion antitrust fine imposed

JetBlue Airways’s chief executive officer is confident his company’s proposed purchase of Spirit Airlines will pass muster with US regulators

US prosecutors on Tuesday in Colorado federal court began calling witnesses in a novel criminal antitrust prosecution against dialysis provider
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