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Dutch antibiotics producer Centrient is warning that a careless implementation of the “Buy European” criteria in the EU’s recently agreed Critical Medicines Act (CMA) could decrease competition in the antibiotics market, especially for...
Several Democratic lawmakers—including Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Rosa DeLauro, the likely Appropriations Committee chair if her party takes control of the House next year—say they would support federal funding for state antitrust enforcement...
A settlement of Ligado Networks’ $39 billion suit against the U.S. government is still possible despite the company on Friday saying that it would seek discovery in the litigation, sources familiar with the matter...
A California Senate committee has stripped from the COMPETE Act, which would make monopolization illegal under the state’s antitrust law, a provision that would have allowed private plaintiffs to sue under the statute, removing what supporters saw as a pillar of the...
Sara Matar, the DOJ antitrust division’s chief of staff, is starting a new job today as an associate in the White House Counsel’s Office, according to a source familiar with the...
As Australia, the UK, Canada and other countries move forward with social media bans or restrictions on users 16 and under, similar efforts in the U.S. are stalled, and Big Tech companies like Meta (META), X, Google (GOOG) and Snap (SNAP) have been lobbying against federal legislation by...
Gun industry giants are allegedly using “minimum advertised price” (MAP) policies to keep firearm prices artificially high, in a potential violation of antitrust law, a new report from a gun control advocacy group argues. Large retailers and manufacturers have used MAPs, which set a...
Critics of Ligado Networks said they fear the government will tie a potential settlement of the company’s $39 billion suit against the U.S. to Ligado’s plan to use its L-band spectrum to establish a cellular phone network, sources familiar with the matter...
The European Commission is asking publishers whether Google’s (GOOG) artificial intelligence search tools accurately credit their work, and whether they’ll opt out of allowing their content to be used to generate the AI responses with a new control Google says won’t affect...
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