Antitrust

In the United States, antitrust law is a collection of federal and state government laws that regulate the conduct and organization of business corporations and are generally intended to promote competition and prevent monopolies.

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Chip-Reader Lawsuit Proceeds Against Card Companies
Chip-Reader Lawsuit Proceeds Against Card Companies
October 05, 2016  |  EMV

It’s been a year since the EMV card reader deadline. Now, the big card companies — Visa, Mastercard, American Express and others — are all...

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Antitrust Policy Takes Center Stage In Appeals Court Rulings
Antitrust Policy Takes Center Stage In Appeals Court Rulings
October 03, 2016  |  ANTITRUST

Recent rulings from the United States Court of Appeals have shined a bright spotlight on antitrust concerns. The New York Times reported that plaintiffs are...

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Apple’s Political Risk
Apple’s Political Risk
September 23, 2016  |  Apple

Apple may have strength in innovation, but its political foresight and handling of international — and, in some cases, domestic — relations have been less-than-stellar....

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Amazon’s Antitrust Troubles In Japan
Amazon’s Antitrust Troubles In Japan
August 09, 2016  |  Retail

Amazon may be in a bit of hot water in Japan. The massive online retailer’s Japanese offices were reportedly raided based on “suspicion of pressuring...

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What Donald Trump And Elizabeth Warren Have In Common
What Donald Trump And Elizabeth Warren Have In Common
July 01, 2016  |  ANTITRUST

OK, so it’s not the notion of building a wall built to keep people out to be paid for by Mexico.  And it’s not wild...

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EU Charges Google With Abusing Its Android Dominance
EU Charges Google With Abusing Its Android Dominance
April 20, 2016  |  Europe

The European Commission has informed Google of its preliminary view that the company has, in breach of EU antitrust rules, abused its dominant position by imposing restrictions...

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