The Theory of Granularity: A Path for Antitrust in Blockchain Ecosystems
By Thibault Schrepel (Harvard)
Modern antitrust and competition law relies extensively on the firm as defined by Ronald Coase:...
T-Mobile, Sprint Leave Merger in Judge’s Hands as Trial Ends
By Drew FitzGerald, Wall Street Journal
Lawyers delivered their final arguments in the antitrust fight over the merger of...
Why India Is Greeting the World’s Richest Person With Protests—and an...
By Ravi Agrawal & Kathryn Salam, Foreign Policy
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s weekly South Asia Brief. The highlights this week:...
Extraterritoriality: Approaches Around the World and Model Analysis
By Koren Wong-Ervin (Director of Antitrust Policy & Litigation at Qualcomm Incorporated) &Andrew J. Heimert (Federal Trade Commission)
This...
Insider Q&A: Antitrust Expert Looks for Strong Enforcement
By New York Times
Sally Hubbard is an antitrust expert, whose central mission is to call attention to the...
What Will Antitrust Policy in 2020 Look Like?
By Matthew Lane, Project DisCo
This year is a big election year, and antitrust has proven to be a...
Why There Is No “Countervailing Power” Against Monopolies
By Eric Schewe, JSTOR
One of the most important political trends of the 2010s was a renewed focus on...
China’s Warning to Big Tech: You’re Not Bulletproof
By Tim Culpan, Bloomberg
Antitrust is a relatively new concept in China and has been used most notably against...
The Year Ahead in EU Merger Control: Five Key Trends to...
By Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP, Lexology
The dawn of a new year provides a great opportunity to...
2019 Pharmaceutical Antitrust Round-Up: A Year in Pay for Delay [Part...
By William Cavanaugh, Melissa R. Ginsberg & Amy N. Vegari
2019 witnessed a number of developments in challenges to...
