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A recommendation in the House Judiciary Committee’s 452-page report on competition in digital markets is sparking debate. -
A complaint against Google filed today by the US Department of Justice is the spitting image of EU findings from 2018 into Android. -
Google pushed back on the US Department of Justice’s claim that it used a network of exclusivity agreements to illegally extend the company's monopoly on search and digital advertising. -
The chief executives of big US banks, asset managers and corporations must focus their firms on switching from Libor by the end-of-2021 deadline. -
Rarely has an antitrust suit generated as much public hype as Epic’s move to take on Apple. -
US banks and investment firms hoping for a forward-looking Secured Overnight Financing Rate to replace Libor might not get it. -
Sweeping changes to US trade enforcement regulations are underway, and the Commerce Department appears to be intent on finalizing them. -
Canadian tech companies will soon be subject to tougher privacy laws as lawmakers face intense pressure to keep pace with European privacy standards. -
Facebook is seeking a forensic investigation into the electronic communications of an app developer accused of leaking sensitive company documents. -
A revised merger-remedies manual doubles down on antitrust chief Makan Delrahim’s strong preference for divestitures.
