
South Africa, Competition Law, and Equality: Restoring Equity by Antitrust in a Land where Markets were Brutally Skewed
By Eleanor M. Fox (New York University) In South Africa, the question is not whether to incorporate “equality” into the

By Eleanor M. Fox (New York University) In South Africa, the question is not whether to incorporate “equality” into the

Republicans at the US Federal Trade Commission told Congress that the agency’s Democratic leadership has been moving too quickly on decisions, leaving

Viatris announced that the US District Court for the District of Kansas granted Mylan’s motion to dismiss in a lawsuit brought

State attorneys general filed an appeal Wednesday in the DC district court over the dismissal of their antitrust case against

The White House on Tuesday praised the Justice Department’s successful effort to stop a $30 billion deal that would have

Walmart’s Flipkart has appealed to India’s Supreme Court against a state court’s decision that allowed an antitrust probe into the

Amazon was hit with federal antitrust claims in Seattle by a consumer claiming the tech giant has gained a dominant

Multimillion-euro fines can force Big Tech companies to change their behaviour, despite their deep pockets, the president of the French

A bipartisan group is pushing Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra to allow imports of cheaper prescription drugs from

Australia’s competition regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), has lodged an appeal following last month’s Federal Court decision
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