The Asia Antitrust Agenda: Beijing Reshuffles SAMR Leadership; China Moves to Extend Antimonopoly Law to AI; Japan Regulator Seeks Big Budget Increase to Fund Small Business Law Enforcement

The Asia Antitrust Agenda is a biweekly column showcasing key regulatory developments in the region. Key stories we’re following for this edition include: • High-profile deals face added uncertainties amid SAMR leadership changes. • China issues guidance on antitrust compliance with AI governance. • Japan’s regulator increases budget request. • Australia ramps up oversight of […]

Kimberly-Clark/Kenvue: Brussels Expected to Approve Tie-Up with Remedies in Phase 1, Sources Say

The European Commission is expected to approve Kimberly-Clark’s (KMB) $48.7 billion proposed acquisition of Kenvue, with remedies, having so far found that the overlap between the companies’...

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The European Antitrust Agenda: Commission Ignores Chinese Blocking Orders; Brussels Hosts Digital Rulebook Meeting on Browsers

Welcome to The European Antitrust Agenda, our weekly overview of European tech and competition law developments. Key stories we’re following this week include: • Commission ignores Chinese...

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PriceLabs: Inclusion of Forward-Looking Occupancy and Pricing Data, Granular Competitor Benchmarking May Raise Antitrust Concerns

PriceLabs, a revenue management software platform for short-term rentals and hotels previously reported on by The Capitol Forum, offers competitor comparison tools on a granular level that could give...

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The Asia Antitrust Agenda: Beijing Reshuffles SAMR Leadership; China Moves to Extend Antimonopoly Law to AI; Japan Regulator Seeks Big Budget Increase to Fund Small Business Law Enforcement

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