CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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By Nicholas Evan Hakun (Temple University) The First Amendment allows a business to sue its competitor even if its goal

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Microsoft and Google sparred Friday over their practices and treatment of news outlets in a battle between antitrust targets of

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Chinese regulators are mulling a record antitrust fine against Alibaba that would surpass the US$975 million levied against Qualcomm in

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Facebook has unveiled three new ways content creators can monetize the work they share on the social media platform. “Content

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Both Democrats and Republicans have talked about a need to strengthen US antitrust law. This year could test whether they

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The European Commission has approved a SEK 164 million (US$19.38 million) Swedish scheme to support air traffic control services affected by the

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The ACCC (Australian Competition & Consumer Commission) has accepted a CEU from Visa in relation to concerns that it may

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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) asking the agency to pause its

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By Rupprecht Podszun (Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf), Philipp Bongartz & Sarah Langenstein This is a policy paper with comments for

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On Wednesday, March 10, a brief on behalf of the players associations from the NFL, NBA, WNBA, NWSL, and the