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As the U.S. government moves forward with the commercialization of space, building the communication markets of the future, old-fashioned political […]
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Google Search Remedies: Boosting Competitors While Harming Consumers
This week, Google and the Justice Department (DOJ) face off with opening statements in the remedies phase of the government’s […]
Wake-Up Call on U.S. Competitiveness Was Overdue
When Chinese AI startup DeepSeek shook the stock market last week, the event may have surprised investors, but the danger […]
The Significant Mistakes in the DOJ’s Definition of the Ad Tech Market
Google and the Justice Department (DOJ) have made their opening statements in the latest monopolization case against the internet company. […]
The Decision in Google’s Monopolization Case May Benefit Competitors More Than Consumers
In a court decision last week between Google and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Judge Amit Mehta concluded that Google violated U.S. antitrust laws by entering into distribution agreements that established Google as the default search engine for third-party web browsers and mobile devices. Although the heart of the decision rested on the purported anticompetitive effects of these contractual agreements, an actual analysis of resulting consumer harm appears to be lacking.
The FTC Doesn’t Want Booksellers Talking Competition in Its Amazon Case
A recent motion by booksellers in the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) quixotic monopolization case against Amazon highlighted the contradictions in […]
The FTC’s Case Against Meta Shows an Antipathy Towards Mergers, but Lacks Legal Grounds
Last Friday, Meta filed a Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ) in its ongoing case against the FTC for alleged monopolization. […]
The DoJ’s Lawsuit Against Apple Follows the EU’s Playbook
After months of speculation and a four-year investigation, the Department of Justice’s (DoJ) Antitrust Division, alongside multiple state & district […]
The FTC’s Request to Bifurcate the Amazon Case Shows the Factual and Legal Weaknesses of the Agency’s Investigation
A recent move in the Federal Trade Commission’s monopolization case against Amazon raises serious questions about the government’s endgame in […]
U.S. Should Stand Up to Discriminatory Legislation in Dialogue with Korea
As the Biden administration prepares to strengthen trade and investment ties through the 8th U.S.-Korea Senior Economic Dialogue, a key […]
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