Daniel J. Gilman •
April 18, 2024
Last week was the occasion of the “spring meeting”; that is, the big annual antitrust convention in Washington, D.C. hosted by the American Bar Association . . .
Mario A. Zúñiga •
April 17, 2024
The U.S. Justice Department’s (DOJ) recent complaint charging Apple with monopolizing smartphone markets is, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney General Jonathan Kanter, intended as a contribution to the . . .
Eric Fruits •
April 16, 2024
In this “Age of the Administrative State,” federal agencies have incredible latitude to impose policies without much direction or input from Congress. President Barack Obama . . .
Kay Jebelli •
April 16, 2024
It’s easy for politicians to make unrealistic promises. Indeed, without a healthy skepticism on the part of the public, they can grow like weeds. In . . .
Gregory J. Werden •
April 15, 2024
Through laudable competition on the merits, Google achieved a usage share of nearly 90% in “general search services.” About a decade later, the government alleged . . .
Brian Albrecht •
April 15, 2024
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recent complaint challenging the proposed merger of the supermarkets Kroger Co. and Albertsons Companies Inc. has important implications for antitrust enforcement in . . .
Lazar Radic •
April 12, 2024
Ayear after it was created by the Government of India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs to examine the need for a separate law on competition in . . .
Allan Fels •
April 10, 2024
Our latest guest in Truth on the Market’s “Global Voices Forum” series is Professor Allan Fels, AO, of the University of Melbourne Law School. Allan is . . .
Chris DeMuth Jr. •
April 9, 2024
Our first Business as Usual guest brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the discussion. Chris DeMuth Jr. is founding partner of Rangeley Capital, an event-driven . . .