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Trump just fired the two Democratic members of the FTC
Move marks POTUS’s latest attempt to control independent federal agencies under an expanded concept of executive power.
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GRIP Q&A: FTC and DOJ sticks with 2023 merger guidelines
Michelle Mantine and Courtney Bedell Averbach analyze what this means for businesses and assess potential antitrust regulation developments under President Trump.
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CMA receives offer from Vifor Pharma
If the offer is accepted, Vifor Pharma’s commitments will become legally binding and the CMA will not have to determine if the law was broken.
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Oil companies to pay record FTC gun-jumping fine for antitrust law violation
Companies must pay $5.6m for unlawful coordination that led to a crude oil supply shortage for one of the firms – right when the US was facing supply shortages.
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Warnings from the UK Competition and Markets Authority about business practices
What you need to know about warning and advisory letters.
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What can businesses expect after the US election? A few thoughts
With two months to go until America votes for its next President, we look at the potential implications for economic policy and regulation.
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DOJ sues RealPage for allegedly helping landlords collude to keep rents high
The DOJ is suing the company behind an extensively used software tool that helps landlords across the US set rental prices.
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FTC and DOJ’s Antitrust Unit update guidance on use of ephemeral messaging
Agencies update documents to address increased use of collaboration and ephemeral messaging tools in business practices.