NCAA, COVID and Paying Players: Negotiating Payment in the Midst of...
By Antitrust Advocate
Last year we examined the decision in Alston v. NCAA, an opinion by U.S. District Judge...
The State of U.S. Federal Antitrust Enforcement
By Michael Kades (Equitable Growth)
Competition policy in the United States has become a major public policy issue for the...
Abusing Antitrust Enforcement for Personal Gain? Malawi’s Competition Agency Misled by...
By Editor (African Antitrust)
As it turns out, some savvy ‘entrepreneurs’ have been able to use competition-law enforcement on...
Protecting the ‘Law’ in Competition Law
By Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Chilling Competition)
Competition law is undergoing an exciting – perhaps unprecedented – period of reform...
De-classified: What Really Happened to Newspapers
By Nic Hopkins (Google Australia Blog)
In the mid-1990s the status of newspapers as the main source of news to...
Competition Laws and Corporate Innovation
By: Ross Levine, Chen Lin, Lai Wei & Wensi Xie (Oxford Business Law Blog)
Does competition increase or decrease innovation?...
Forbidden Fruit
By Ramsi Woodcock (What am I Missing?)
As if to remind those who might still be confused about what...
Seeing the Whole Picture on Avoidance Devices
By Pre-Merger Notification Staff (FTC)
Under the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Act and Rules, parties cannot use a transaction structure for the...
An Analysis of the “Roadmap for an Antitrust Case Against Facebook”
This paper is an analysis of the “Roadmap for an Antitrust Case Against Facebook” (the “Roadmap”), and the degree to which the...
50 Years of Blaming Milton Friedman. Here’s Another Idea.
By Binyamin Appelbaum, The New York Times
Liberals love to blame Milton Friedman for the misbehavior of American corporations.
