We start with a symposium close to many of our readers: 30 contributors on deregulating the law and legal profession. We follow with the 3 hot U.S. antitrust issues: Healthcare, Google, and AT&T, then first travel south—looking at a questionable decision in Mexico—and move on to 3 more continents. We look at a possibly earth-shaking case in China, welcome Botswana to the antitrust fold, and analyze a judgement on a potential conflict between Member State and EU competition policies. We finish with a refreshing drink—asking if Google’s foray into beer-making helps their antitrust case.
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