#74 Will the Past Repeat Itself? Understanding the Implications of the Government’s Case Against IBM
U.S. antitrust dealing with tech ranges from early government cases involving punch cards to the […]
#73 What is the Relationship Between Privacy and Competition? A Conversation with Commissioner Noah Phillips.
Privacy and competition both have been hot subjects, especially when discussing the new digital economy. […]
#72 How Does It Work There? Establishing an Antitrust Practice Off the Beaten Path.
The Federal antitrust laws reach the entire United States. But what is the state of […]
#71 Where is the Enforcement? Assessing the Rigor and Effectiveness of U.S. Merger Enforcement
Many discussions on U.S. merger control focus on proposals of drastic changes. But can U.S. […]
#70 Would Anything Have Changed? The Use of the Failing Firm “Defense” in Merger Control.
The implications of a merger are measured against the situation without the transaction going ahead. […]
#69 Another Way to Unring the Bell? Private Litigation Challenging Consummated Merger
Private litigation over consummated merger is interesting, as such suits are rare and consummated deals […]
#68 What, It’s Not Only Merger Control? The Rise of Foreign Direct Investment Controls Worldwide
Rules on foreign direct investment (FDI) around the world are continually being tightened. Why is […]
#67 How Was The Case Won? An Inside Look At The Sprint – T-Mobile Merger Trial.
Merger trials are always fascinating, and Sprint-T-Mobile was a particularly interesting and important case. How […]
#66 What Are the Ways to Lead Yourself? First Indispensable Lessons in Business and in Life.
Developing leadership skills is critical to success in the workplace and various social settings. But […]
#65 How Does Everyone Work Together? The NAAG Antitrust Task Force and State Enforcement
States play an important role in enforcing the antitrust laws in the United States. How […]