By: Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Chilling Competition) With so much at stake in competition law disputes, one is hardly surprised by news
By: Mike Lane & Isabel Taylor (Slaughter & May) The victory for Apple and Ireland in their €13bn State aid dispute
By: Damien Geradin (The Platform Law Blog) On 22 July 2020, i.e. a few days away from the Congressional hearing
By: Thomas Cheng (ProMarket) Among the central issues in international competition law is the question of whether developing countries should
By: Benedict Evans (Benedict Evans) Technology was a small industry until very recently. It was exciting and interesting, and it
By: Sara Nyman (World Bank) It won’t have escaped anyone’s attention that some tech firms—especially big tech platforms—have played a prominent
By: Ramsi Woodcock (What Am I Missing?) There is much food for antitrust thought in evolutionary history if you think of
By: Jonathan B. Baker (ProMarket) Antitrust is a powerful machine— both for maintaining competition and for advancing the interests of
By:Michael-James Currie & John Oxenham (African Antitrust) On 14 July 2020, the South African Competition Tribunal published its written reasons
By: Maciej Bernatt (D’Kart) The developments in Poland and other EU Member States worry some observers who see the rule
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