News

NCAA’s $2.8 Billion Antitrust Settlement Hit With More Appeals
The NCAA is grappling with new appeals to its nearly $2.8 billion antitrust settlement that threaten to topple the deal finalized last month with thousands of student athletes.
Kentucky Taps DiCello Levitt in Lawsuit Alleging RealPage Price-Fixing Conspiracy
"RealPage manipulated the market with algorithmic collusion," DiCello Levitt partner Adam Levitt alleged as outside counsel ...
Antitrust enforcer Gail Slater on American innovation: ‘We can win the AI race against the Chinese without becoming like China’
Gail Slater, Donald Trump’s head of antitrust, is tasked with a formidable agenda that requires precision: Foster a ...
American Banker5d
Visa, Mastercard face fresh fee pressure; EU probes Wordline
A U.K. judicial body says the card networks have breached competition laws, while Belgian regulators are examining Wordline ...
FTC Retreat From PepsiCo Suit Signals Trump-Era Antitrust Reset
Opinion: Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell writes that the Trump-era Federal Trade Commission is taking an approach to ...
Apple must face DOJ monopoly lawsuit, judge rules
Apple's attempt to dismiss the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit was rejected by a federal judge, paving the way for a ...
Apple loses bid to dismiss Justice Department antitrust suit
Apple Inc. lost its bid to throw out an antitrust case brought by the US Justice Department and a group of state attorneys ...
Antitrust Enforcement in an ‘America First’ World
"With the rise of economic nationalism, 'America First' (America First) has become more than a campaign slogan. In addition to its implementation as a guiding principle for international trade and ...