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Patent implementers spy advantage in review of EU tech transfer antitrust rules
IP-dependent industries, such as car makers, are counting on the ongoing review of the EU's Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation to secure a safe harbor f... (more story)
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Trump seizes on emergency powers with order to meet AI-fueled energy demand
Emergency powers typically invoked to stabilize energy supply during storms and hurricanes could be used to keep coal plants from retiring under a new executive ord... (more story)
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Qteq, manager attempted to induce cartel, Australian court says (update*)
Australian mining-services and equipment company Qteq and its former senior executive Simon Ashton attempted to lure rival companies into cartel and bid-rigging arr... (more story)
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X Corp. lost its bid to dismiss Bright Data’s US monopolization counterclaims today, with a California federal judge accepting arguments that the social media platform unlawfully changed its own rules to force... (more story)
Seven companies from diverse sectors — shipping, autos, dairy, real estate, electronics, hospitality and pharmaceuticals — have engaged with the country's top competition regulator on arbitrary business fees. ... (more story)
Sheryl Sandberg, a former executive at Meta Platforms, today recounted in US court how the company's leadership fretted over upsetting shareholders as it stared at a potential revenue shortfall of $6 billion i... (more story)
The US Federal Trade Commission prevailed against Southern Glazer’s effort to get the agency’s price-discrimination lawsuit against the company thrown out.
A councilor at the Brazilian competition authority has asked to review the codeshare agreement between airlines Gol and Azul, two of leading companies in the sector in the country.
The US Department of Justice told a federal court that any remedies the court adopts following Google’s monopolization of the search and text ad markets must pry those markets open to restore competition, prim... (more story)
Google was today found liable of having illegally monopolized some of its digital advertising technology markets, with a US federal judge ruling that the tech giant also illegally tied two of its products to t... (more story)
LKQ, the largest vehicle recycler in the world, will "carefully review" whether it can make damage claims against car manufacturers which participated in the end-of-life vehicle recycling cartel, its executive... (more story)
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The US Department of Justice’s triumph against Google in a case challenging the tech giant’s practices in digital advertising markets opens up a question over whether states suing the company in Texas will nee... (more story)
Mark Zuckerberg, the highest-profile witness in a US Federal Trade Commission lawsuit seeking to break up Meta Platforms, offered testimony this week that will help the agency’s attempt to push forward a priva... (more story)
Calibrating fines against Apple and Meta Platforms so that EU enforcers can defend their rules without provoking Donald Trump has been nearly impossible in recent months. But getting those sanctions right is o... (more story)
IP-dependent industries, such as car makers, are counting on the ongoing review of the EU's Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation to secure a safe harbor for Licensing Negotiation Groups — which they ... (more story)
Japanese antitrust experts have commended the Japan Fair Trade Commission's issuance of a cease-and-desist order against Google, addressing the company's default setting arrangements for search apps. It marks ... (more story)
Australia’s competition enforcer appears ready to pull the trigger on enforcement targeting Google over its dominance of Internet search markets, with a focus on pre-installation deals reached with mobile-phon... (more story)
After dominating Australian headlines for the past few years, the lack of competition in the aviation sector hasn’t featured prominently in an otherwise hotly contested election campaign. The reason for this i... (more story)
Last’s week’s decision of key antitrust official Liza Carver to return to private practice was announced at a delicate time for the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, which appears to be close to an... (more story)