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The European Union (EU) is targeting Facebook’s Marketplace as the next leg in its antitrust investigation, according to a Monday (April 6) report in the Financial Times (FT).
In an effort to see if Facebook has an unfair advantage in the classified advertising space, investigators are asking the...
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Facebook’s Marketplace Facing EU Antitrust Scrutiny
The European Union (EU) is targeting Facebook’s Marketplace as the next leg in its antitrust investigation, according to a Monday (April 6) report in the Financial...
T-Mobile In California Crosshairs Over Merger
T-Mobile announced the closure of its merger with Sprint on Wednesday, April 1, but the same day, the California Public Utilities Commission...
Germany Imposes €110M In Fines For M&E Bid-Rigging
The Bundeskartellamt, Germany’s competition regulator, has levied fines totalling €110 million (US$118.8 million) against 11 contractors after finding they colluded on bids...
Bournemouth & Poole Hospital Merger Delayed Due To COVID-19
The planned merger of the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch and Poole hospitals trusts has been delayed to allow them to focus on...
US Medical Suppliers Get Antitrust OK To Collaborate During COVID-19
The Justice Department said joint logistics operations among five American medical supply distributors to provide protective medical gear to virus hot spots...
Brazil’s Antitrust Watchdog Allows For Virtual Judgments
The Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) sanctioned this Wednesday (April 1st) a resolution that makes possible to hold virtual judgment sessions....
FTC Sues To Undo Altria’s $12.8B Deal With Juul
The Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust lawsuit against Altria Group Inc. and Juul Labs focuses largely on a noncompete agreement in which the...
