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Antitrust enforcement heated up over last few years in healthcare and labor. Private equity are focus of increased antitrust scrutiny. Three areas of heightened risk stand out: interlocking directorates, roll-ups, and PE divestiture buyers.

A Connecticut district court acquitted six defendants of criminal antitrust violations arising out of alleged employee no-poach agreements, marking the first dismissal of a U.S. Department of Justice...

European companies, private equity funds seeking to acquire U.S. businesses must review differences between mergers and acquisitions in US and Europe, US antitrust regulations, CFIUS review process, Bureau of Economic Analysis reporting.

Antitrust enforcement has been heating up over the last few years in several areas – notably in healthcare and labor. As the antitrust climate intensifies and spreads, private equity...

A report prepared for the South Carolina state legislature and released last week determined that a range of electric market and transmission reforms — including creating a new independent organization to run the electric grid or joining an existing one — would bring  “substantial benefits” for customers, potentially as much as $362 million a year.

American Antitrust Institute and Cohen Milstein Announce Winners of ...

The Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division appears to have bitten off more than it can chew with its 2016 decision to criminally pursue cases of employers…

Following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC exclusive interview with U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter

South Carolinians could benefit from electric market and transmission reforms, but big utilities have kept the changes at bay.

A report prepared for the South Carolina state legislature and released last week determined that a range of electric market and transmission reforms — including creating a new independent organization to run the electric grid or joining an existing one — would bring “substantial benefits” for customers, potentially as much as $362 million a year.