
EU Considers Two Tier Regulation For Big Tech & Smaller Firms
The European Union is looking to implement two-tier legislation in its new Digital Services Act to put greater responsibility on

The European Union is looking to implement two-tier legislation in its new Digital Services Act to put greater responsibility on

On Monday, December 7, EU antitrust regulators approved DIC’s bid for German chemicals group BASF’s pigments unit after the Japanese

Federal and state antitrust regulators could file lawsuits against Facebook very soon, Bloomberg reported on Monday, December 7, citing sources. The

Public service broadcaster ITV has been found in breach of fairness rules around competitions involving members of the public, UK

Societe Generale (SocGen) and Credit du Nord, both based in Paris, have approved a plan to merge their retail banking

PricewaterhouseCoopers announced a prominent addition to its antitrust practice: Starting January 1, 2021, the well-known expert for antitrust law, Susanne

Selendy & Gay announced the election of Joy Odom and Oscar Shine to the firm’s partnership, effective January 1, 2021.

Lawmakers in Ukraine have approved a draft bill on digital currency regulation, in a move that could pave the way

Uber Technologies sold its self-driving car division to Aurora Innovation and took a stake in the start-up, pulling back from

Chick-fil-A has accused more than a dozen poultry suppliers in a federal lawsuit of inflating prices on billions of dollars
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