Google and the Trans-Atlantic Antitrust Abyss
By Christian Bergqvist (University of Copenhagen) & Jonathan Rubin (MoginRubin LLP) During the late 2000s, several jurisdictions, including the EU
By Christian Bergqvist (University of Copenhagen) & Jonathan Rubin (MoginRubin LLP) During the late 2000s, several jurisdictions, including the EU
The UK’s antitrust watchdog has provisionally cleared PayPal’s US$2.2 billion takeover of Swedish start-up iZettle after an in-depth probe, reported
At-home exercise startup Peloton vehemently denies using unlicensed music in its workout videos, according to allegations that were brought against
Sprint and T-Mobile have announced an agreement to extend the deadline for their proposed US$26 billion merger deal to July
Two whistleblowers at a pharmaceutical company responsible for one of the largest drug price increases in US history said the
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries is seeking to disqualify two expert witnesses hired by plaintiffs who are accusing one of the drugmaker’s
To compete with Airbnb along with other homesharing companies, Marriott International is reportedly starting a business for home shares. Unnamed
The Polish competition watchdog has announced the launch of antitrust proceedings against parties to an alleged truck dealers cartel. According
By Diana Hernandez (Universidad Externado de Colombia) The failing firm defense is an Anglo-Saxon creation conceived almost a century ago.
Brazil’s Administrative Council of Economic Defense (CADE) has expressed its concern over recent measures promoted by Congress, authorizing foreign airlines
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