Tag: Antitrust
Allergan’s $750M Alzheimer Drug Antitrust Settlement Approved
US District Judge Colleen McMahon gave final approval to resolution of antitrust litigation over the Alzheimer’s drug after a very brief fairness...
Clifford Chance Promotes New Global Co-Chair of Antitrust
Leading international law firm Clifford Chance announced that Sharis Pozen has joined the Firm's global leadership team.
Pozen is...
Charles River Associates Gets New Senior Antitrust Consultant
Charles River Associates (CRA) announced that Parker Normann has become a Senior Consultant to its Antitrust & Competition Economics Practice. Dr. Normann...
Why Congress Would Be Crazy To Grant The NCAA An Antitrust...
By Marc Edelman, Forbes
At the same time that the National Collegiate Athletic Association unveiled last week a new...
Facebook To Address Some US Antitrust Concerns With Photo Transfer Tool
Facebook will allow users in the United States and Canada to transfer photos and videos to a rival tech platform for the...
My Competitor-Supplier Just Decided to Stop Dealing with Me: Do the...
Luis Blanquez (The Antitrust Attorney)
Good news––the answer is yes. The bad news, however, is that antitrust laws only...
Federal Court OKs $5B Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica Settlement
A federal judge on Thursday, April 23, approved the US$5 billion Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fine that Facebook agreed to pay last...
South Africa Orders Overcharging Hardware Store To Refund Customers
South African Competition Tribunal on Friday, April 24, ordered Main Hardware to refund all its customers for overcharging them on the sale...
Big Tech State Antitrust Probes Continue During COVID-19
Multistate antitrust investigations into Facebook and Alphabet’'s Google are continuing during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, reported Bloomberg.
“These investigations...
FTC Antitrust Chief Says Antitrust Enforcement Remains As Usual
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) antitrust enforcement remains as usual as it can be in unusual times, the head of the agency’s...
