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The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division has suffered setbacks in recent months. Prior to these recent cases, DOJ’s Antitrust Division secured some significant trial victories,...

Federal prosecutors in Colorado could face long odds as they take a third stab at attempting to prove poultry executives engaged in a vast price-fixing scheme, contending with a skeptical judge and evidence that twice failed to convince juries as they seek a sorely needed win.

Federal prosecutors know that their job – to represent the United States – is the highlight of their legal career. Speaking from experience, federal prosecutors are a privileged lot –...

LaPour Partners has hired a well-known construction industry veteran as its new Vice President of Construction.

DaVita, Inc. and its former leader, Kent Thiry, did not conspire to illegally restrict competition for DaVitas employees, a jury decided Friday.

Michael Volkov reviews two recent speeches and enforcement efforts by DOJ’s Antitrust Division. The Antitrust Division’s Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter...

Public comments on a proposal to change merger guidelines have soared, showing broad interest in reining in monopolies.

Speaking yesterday at the joint Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission "Enforcers Summit," Antitrust Division Assistant Attorney General (AAG) Jonathan Kanter announced changes...

A former contract manager for the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) pleaded guilty for his role in a bid-rigging and bribery

Welcome to our very first edition of Competition Café, a podcast focused on hot topics in antitrust! This podcast is designed to bring you short…