CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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By David S. Evans (Global Economics Group) The subject of vertical restraints is well-trod territory in antitrust. Most of the

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A US judge has ruled that travel technology firm Sabre may purchase Farelogix after the Justice Department sued to stop

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In a deal valued at over a $1 billion, SoFi said it has inked a definitive deal to buy Galileo Financial Technologies.

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The two car makers have turned to their banks to secure much needed cash, and Fiat Chrysler (FCA) is looking

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The European Commission is considering proposals that would allow EU member States to help companies through the injection of equity,

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An Indian retail group has asked a court to allow the restart of an antitrust investigation into Amazon and a

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Davis Wright announced that prominent antitrust litigator, Chris Renner, will join its Washington, DC, office as partner on April 6,

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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced on Tuesday, April 7, that it could refer SIG’s disposal of its building

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President Donald Trump said on Monday, April 5, that OPEC had not pressed him to ask US oil producers to

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has separately authorized private hospitals in Victoria and in Queensland to cooperate with