
Russian Court Rules Meta an ‘Extremist’ Organization
A Russian court has labeled Meta Platforms an “extremist organization” but said that the ruling only applies to the already-outlawed Facebook and

A Russian court has labeled Meta Platforms an “extremist organization” but said that the ruling only applies to the already-outlawed Facebook and

Apple has been fined again in the Netherlands over an antitrust order related to dating apps. The order requires the

New laws in Australia would allow the country’s media watchdog to force Big Tech to turn over data on how

Google employees have been improperly using attorney-client privilege to shield documents from discovery in litigation and government investigations, the Justice

Germany’s competition regulator, the Bundeskartellamt, has cleared plans by the US chip manufacturer Qualcomm Inc. to take over the software

US engineering and aerospace company Parker-Hannifin has offered remedies to try to secure EU antitrust approval for its 6.3 billion pound ($8.3

Market-leading antitrust lawyers Charles F. (Rick) Rule and Deborah A. Garza, both former senior antitrust officials, and Daniel J. Howley,

The European Commission, the EU national competition authorities, as well as the EFTA Surveillance Authority (‘European Competition Network’ or ‘ECN‘),

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo LP has struck a deal to buy software maker Anaplan for $10.7 billion, the Wall

A US court dismissed a lawsuit against Amazon.com Inc on Friday that accused the company of antitrust violations for barring third-party
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