Antitrust Chronicle® – Theories of Harm
Antitrust Chronicle® June 2025 Volume 1
Dear Readers, This edition of the Chronicle gathers timely contributions, each grappling with a deceptively foundational question: What constitutes “harm” in competition law? Sean P. Sullivan opens the discussion with a probing analysis of the oft-repeated benchmark of “harm to the competitive process.” He challenges us to recognize that...
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This edition of the TechREG Chronicle turns to tokenization — the linking of real-world value to instruments that live on distributed ledgers.

July
The contributions in this Chronicle explore whether existing privacy frameworks remain fit for purpose in an environment characterized by large-scale data collection, increasingly sophisticated identification technologies, and evolving theories of harm.

June
“Buy Now, Pay Later” (“BNPL”) has moved from fintech curiosity to embedded infrastructure in modern consumer markets, quietly reshaping how credit is extended, priced, and experienced. What began as a frictionless alternative to traditional lending now sits at the intersection of payments, consumer protection, and competition policy.
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