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 With the growth of economies across Africa, competition law has remained one of the key drivers for effective market participation, consumer protection and fair business practices. However, the global pandemic introduced new challenges for competition authorities in Africa and abroad, with each enforcer pursuing the most beneficial enforcement method for its national or regional jurisdiction. According to Lerisha Naidu, Partner in Baker McKenzie’s Competition & Antitrust Practice in Johannesburg, “These efforts were aimed at curbing the persistence of unjustified price hikes, anticompet...

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Raise money from voters. the trump campaign is rolling all of that out to republicans hoping that other republicans can learn the lessons they learned in 2016. >> let's stick with technology for a moment. we were talk about facebook ceo mark zuckerberg meeting in washington yesterday with the president. talk to us about what are some of the biggest takeaways from yesterday? >> yeah, this is a big change from the last time he was in town in 2018. very much on the defensive appearing before congressional committees. he's trying to be more engaging this time having off the record private meetings...

Drug in, you're too big for your britches and we don't like what you're doing. do they have to fear what is going on? >> they should fear what is going on. we're seeing a tremendous amount of power. we have google made $4.6 million over news content that they didn't pay for. there's this enormous platform that is really forcing other people out. it's a monopoly. >> neil: with google's case, it's about the 90% search market and they control so much when it comes to the operating systems that we have to break them up. they seem the focus immediately. >> they're the focus right now because today ...

Or not those rumors were true. >> no, steve, you asked her to deny it, did she? >> pretty much. we're just friends. you must be more excited, the fact that we can do sports today. >> from the basketball court to the federal court, nba players suing the league for antitrust regulations. the lockout in its fifth month, games have been canceled through december 15th. coming up, we'll talk to one guy who got out of this mess just in time. superstar shaquille o'neill joins us next hour, my body double. football hall of famer out of a job this morning after speaking out in support of his former coll...