Good Night, ‘Most Favoured Nation’ Clauses!
By: Adrian Deuschle (D'Kart)
Price parity clauses or most favoured nation (MFN) clauses are a hot topic in the digital economy: In 2012, the Bundeskartellamt...
Why Are So Few Law Professors Interested in Antitrust?
By: Daniel Crane (Pro Market)
For the last several years, I have been Tweeting annually about the paucity of new US law professor hires interested in antitrust. My...
The Merger Filing Fee Modernization Act is a Down Payment on...
By: Michael Kades (Washington Center for Equitable Growth)
The Senate Judiciary Committee is likely to approve a bipartisan antitrust bill soon that will be a...
The ISU Case and the SuperLeague: on Ancillarity, Object and Burden...
By: Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Chilling Competition)
The world of sport was shaken a few weeks ago when a number of clubs announced a breakaway tournament,...
Nigerian Competition Law: FCCPC Publishes Penalty Guidelines
By: Michael-James Currie and Jemma Muller (African Antitrust)
Nigeria is quickly emerging as one of the more important antitrust regimes on the African continent. Not...
European Commission and National Authorities Take a Stand Against Excessive Pricing...
By: Hendrik Viaene and Karolien Van der Putten (Antitrust Alert)
The European Commission and national competition authorities (NCAs) are very actively fighting a number of anticompetitive practices in...
Readers Would be Harmed by Further Book Mergers
By: Aden Hizkias (Public Knowledge)
The publishing industry is growing increasingly concentrated as publishing house giants continue to merge. This hurts both authors and readers, in...
Antitrust Lessons from AT&T’s M&A Fiasco
By: Jonathan M. Barnett (Truth on the Market)
AT&T’s $102 billion acquisition of Time Warner in 2019 will go down in M&A history as an...
One Ring to Rule Them All?
By: Georg Schmittmann (D'Kart)
In the epic fantasy novel “Lord of the Rings“, the evil Lord Sauron secretly forged the “One Ring”. His intentions were...
Do Plans for a European Super League Breach Competition Law?
By: Andreas Stephan (UEA Center for Competition Policy)
The world of European football was thrown into controversy this week by the announcement that 12 leading clubs...
