Too Soon? DOJ Seeks to End 1911 Standard Oil Breakup, Horseshoe Regulation
By Timothy Puko The wheels of federal bureaucracy turn—and turn, and turn—but sometimes they stop. That’s why the Justice Department
By Timothy Puko The wheels of federal bureaucracy turn—and turn, and turn—but sometimes they stop. That’s why the Justice Department
Italy’s competition authority announced on Tuesday, April 16, it will begin a preliminary investigation into whether Amazon abused its dominance
CBS and Viacom have for over a year now been in on and off talks to once again merge according
Salesforce announced a move to reposition how it provides software to and works with nonprofits like educational institutions and charities:
An e-commerce company president entered a guilty plea for conspiring to fix prices for customized promotional products sold online to
Hulu has bought back wireless carrier AT&T’s stake in the US entertainment streaming service for US$1.43 billion, in a deal
Reports that Amazon is planning to launch a free ad-supported music service caused Spotify shares to fall 4% on Monday,
The Court of Appeal has set December 13 as the date to hear the appeals filed by Malaysian Airlines Bhd
In press releases on Tuesday, April 16, Apple and Qualcomm announced they had agreed to settle all disputes worldwide. “Qualcomm and
By Jesús Soto Pineda (Universidad Externado de Colombia) On the basis of the extension of the faculties assigned to the
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