#140 Do All the Bids Look the Same? Investigations by DOJ’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force and the FBI
The DOJ, FBI, and other enforcement partners have announced DOJ’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force to […]
#139 Why Choose One? Antitrust as an Enforcement Tool for Financial Services
Prosecutors investigating misconduct among financial institutions have in the past considered both antitrust and fraud […]
#138 Should Congress Enact Federal Data Privacy Legislation? The Case for a National Consumer Data Protection and Enforcement Regime
As millions of consumers around the world interact daily with online businesses and social media […]
#137 Have We Been Down This Road Before? What History Can Teach Us About the Current Rethinking of Antitrust.
While it may seem that the current foment of change in the antitrust world is […]
#136 The Next Big Thing? Understanding the Intersection of Blockchain and Antitrust.
From crypto enthusiasts to supply chain gurus, it seems everyone is talking about blockchain these […]
#135 Is Equality a Value of Competition Law? A Conversation with Professor Eleanor Fox
Extreme inequality of wealth and income has been identified as a societal failure and a […]
#134 What Does It All Mean? Wu, Khan, Kanter and Antitrust Reform.
The Biden Administration has made its picks for antitrust leadership, and they are all members […]
#133 Was It Populism? Understanding Merger Review During the Trump Administration.
The Trump Administration’s antitrust enforcers were active in challenging mergers on competition grounds. But what […]
#132 What Is The Right To Repair? Conversation With Gay Gordon-Byrne
“Right to repair” has been highlighted by the new administration and federal enforcers as a […]
#131 What Did We Learn? Ida Tarbell and the Role of Theory vs. Fact in Shaping Antitrust Law
Influential writers, from Ida Tarbell to John McGee to Lina Khan, have inspired sweeping changes […]