South Africa shipping price fixing: Antitrust Authority
South Africa shipping price fixing is under investigation by the Competition Commission, which is examining alleged collusive practices among international
Justice Department Ends Meatpacking Industry Antitrust
The U.S. Justice Department has officially closed its meatpacking industry antitrust investigation, ending a probe into potential anti-competitive practices
Google Epic Games settlement Reaches Resolution in Android
The Google Epic Games settlement signifies a move toward more open app distribution practices on Android, aiming to promote fairer competition and benefit
Matty Gelesias Advocates Regulate Technology Main Product
Political commentator Matty Gelisias has proposed a shift to regulate technology main product by focusing regulatory efforts directly on the core products and
Google monopoly advertising court: Hearing set for Sept. 22
The Google monopoly advertising court is set for September 22, where regulators and Google's legal team will address concerns over its dominant position in
Google Sued by PubMatic for Alleged Monopoly in Ad Technology Market
Pubmatic, a digital advertising exchange, has filed a lawsuit against Alphabet’s Google, alleging anti-competitive practices in the ad technology market. The complaint claims that Google has engaged in monopolistic behavior,…
Brazil’s Antitrust Regulator Launches Investigation into Soybean Traders and Industry Associations Over Potential Grain-Export Cartel
Brazil’s antitrust watchdog announced an investigation into soybean traders and industry associations amid concerns over potential anti-competitive practices. The Agency for the Protection of Competition (CADE) indicated that it will…
Former DOJ Official Accuses Colleagues of “Perverting Justice” in Hewlett Packard-Jupiter Antitrust Settlement, Calls for Blockade
A former Department of Justice (DOJ) official has accused two colleagues of “perverting justice” in connection with the agency’s handling of an antitrust settlement related to Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s (HPE)…
Over 10,000 European Hotels Sue Booking.com Over Alleged Price Fixing Scheme
More than 10,000 hotels across Europe have initiated a massive class-action lawsuit against Booking.com, alleging that the online travel giant engaged in anti-competitive practices by enforcing a price-fixing scheme. The…