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In March of this year, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) and the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) jointly announced a series of “listening forums” that...

GAR (Global Arbitration Review) is the world's leading international arbitration journal and news service. GAR provides breaking news, daily updates and in-depth monthly features covering international arbitration in countries around the world. GAR also features guest commentary and articles from the world's leading international arbitration practitioners.

The OCC’s Michael Hsu expresses openness to behavioral remedies for bank mergers, when they have been shown not to work in other sectors.

GAR (Global Arbitration Review) is the world's leading international arbitration journal and news service. GAR provides breaking news, daily updates and in-depth monthly features covering international arbitration in countries around the world. GAR also features guest commentary and articles from the world's leading international arbitration practitioners.

When the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") or Department of Justice ("DOJ") believes a merger or acquisition will have anti-competitive effects, it typically either attempts to...

Arindam Kar’s practice encompasses antitrust compliance, counseling, government investigations, and counseling higher education institutions. Arindam partners with clients in the development and implementation of robust antitrust compliance programs. Arindam also works with clients on antitrust audits.

Last month, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that a Florida grand jury indicted three men for conspiring to rig bids for customized…

DOJ Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter and FTC Chairperson Lina Khan led third of four announced listening forums for real world industry input on possible antitrust regulation reforms focused on media and entertainment.

TEXARKANA, Texas -- Criminal cases filed Friday in federal court in Texarkana accuse two men of conspiracy to restrain trade by rigging bids for lucrative government contracts at Red River Army Depot.

A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Texas returned an indictment charging a military contractor for rigging bids on public military contracts in Texas and Michigan and defrauding the United States.