US: New partnership for Chrome, Android? Not anytime soon, says Android head
New Android leader Sundar Pichai has dismissed rumors that Google’s Internet browser Chrome will merge with smartphone operating system Android, […]
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US: Cutting ties with Microsoft may not be an option for Yahoo
As reports emerged recently about Yahoo’s desires to end its joint venture with Microsoft, some experts are pondering whether cutting
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April 2013 Blog o’ Blogs
April 2013, Volume 3, Number 4 The theme for the month is might vs. right. We
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US/Canada: Valeant Pharmaceuticals cleared for takeover
The waiting period for Valeant Pharmaceuticals International’s acquisition of its indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary Odysseus Acquisition Corp. has formally expired, allowing
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Japan: Sony, Olympus joint venture finally sees China approval
A joint venture by Sony and Olympus, which makes medical equipment, will now proceed after the deal was delayed pending
2013, Agency Conduct, Antitrust Chronicle®, Antitrust Chronicle® 2013, European Union, Region, Winter 2013, Volume 3, Number 3, Year of Publication
The European Commission’s Practice Under Article 9 Regulation 1/2003: A Commitment a Day Keeps the Court Away?
Paul Lugard, Martin Mollmann, Apr 01, 2013 No less than three recent high profile cases have put the EU antitrust
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US: Zukerberg wins approval to buy digital marketing co for Facebook
The US Federal Trade Commission has reportedly granted approval for Facebook, along with its CEO Mark Zukerberg, to acquire Atlas
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Global Antitrust: Does It Have Limits?
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Tad Lipsky (Latham) asks Global Antitrust: Does It Have Limits? ABSTRACT: Before 1985 there was
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March 2013 Blog o’ Blogs
March 2013, Volume 3, Number 3 The Supreme Court made the first of several antitrust decisions this year, so we
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EU: Is Apple next to face the Commission’s gavel?
After hearing complaints raised by various telecommunications operators, the European Commission may soon be formally looking into Apple Inc. for
