Competition Archive » March, 2008

Competition - March, 2008

144 articles

• Pennsylvania Ave. May Have Limited Impact
• WTO Rules EU Failed To Justify Hormone Meat Ban
• FTC Puts Pressure On Health, Energy Sectors: Report
• South Korea FTC Goes After Banks
• Sonnenschein Underpaid Ex-Partner: Jury
• 2nd Circuit Chucks Suit Against Magazine Distributors
• Kinks Persist In Class Action Fairness Act: Experts
• DTV Transition Will Kill Low-Power TV Industry: Suit
• Court Overturns Class Certifications In Car Maker MDL
• Shareholder Alleges Wrongdoing At NeuroMetrix
• Paul Hastings Grabs Former FTC Official
• EU Takes A Closer Look At $8B Nokia-Navteq Deal
• White House Promotes Commissioner to Top FTC Post
• Archer Daniels Becomes Latest To Sue Railroads
• Court Allows Claims In Rolls-Royce Trade Secrets Suit
• States Urge FCC To Block XM-Sirius Merger
• Rambus Will Seek Injunction Against Hynix
• Judge Tosses U.S. Wheat Farmers' Oil-For-Food Suit
• Cargo Firm Admits Bid-Rigging U.S. Defense Contracts
• Judge Pares Down Antitrust Case V. Trucking Co.
• EU Launches Probe Into Visa Interchange Fees
• Rambus Claims Victory In Memory-Chip Battle
• FTC Makes Second Request In Ketel One Merger
• 11th Circuit Affirms Ruling For AMA In Antitrust Suit
• Lower Fares, More Mergers On Horizon For Airlines
• FCC Should Oversee Cable-Provider Swaps: Verizon
• Patent-Holding Co. Illegally Holding Up Digital TV: AAI
• No 2nd Trial For Exec In DRAM Price-Fixing Suit: DOJ
• ITC Sides With DuPont Over Sodium Metal Imports
• Unilateral Effects May Have Failed In Sirius-XM Review
• Court Refuses To Boot Counsel In CareCore Suit
• Herman Miller Settles Antitrust Suit Over Aeron Chair
• Bristows Woos Another High-Profile Howrey Litigator
• AMS Alleges Biolitec Infringed Laser Probe Patent
• AT&T Prevails In Network Dispute With Rivals
• U.S. Targets Doctors In Kickback Scheme: Report
• Ford Says Evidence Of Antitrust Conspiracy Is Slim
• AWP Case Swells As Judge Certifies Another Class
• Banks Cleared In Part In ATM Interchange Fee Case
• Despite DOJ's Nod, Sirius-XM Deal Still Faces Hurdles
• FCC Nixes Exclusive Phone Deals For Apartments
• ArcelorMittal Sells Steel Mill To Satisfy DOJ
• Kansas Clinic Settles Antitrust Suit Against Insurers
• Oil-For-Food, Iraq: Grist For The Anti-Corruption Mill
• Court Won't Block NHL Web Site Consolidation
• Senators Urge Caution In Meatpacking Deal
• SEC Sues Volvo Over Oil-For-Food Kickbacks
• Korean Banks Face Cartel Investigation: Report
• National Grid Wins Stay Of Order On Gas Meters
• Trial Pits Ex-Partner Against Sonnenschein Over Fees
• School Consultant Gets Prison For Bid-Rigging
• Antitrust Claims Stand In Hearing Aid Patent Suit
• No Concession Offers From Nokia, Navteq
• Pennsylvania Ave.: A Key Decision For Joint Bidding
• Judge OKs $85M Lufthansa Settlement
• U.S., EU Regulators Examine Airline Alliances
• America's Cup Rival Sues Champ For Unfair Scheming
• AIG Settles Big-Rigging, Reporting Probe For $13.5M
• Abbott Faces Battle To Quiz Feds In AWP Suit
• Univac Antitrust Suit V. Dentsply Gets Green Light
• Despite $10M Settlement, ETP's Legal Woes Continue
• Suit Says Abbott Conspired To Block Generic TriCor
• Davis Polk Catches Star IP, Antitrust Litigator
• AMD Consultant Resists Intel Subpoena
• High Court Nixes Microsoft's Appeal In Novell Case
• AT&T Scores In Unbundling Feud With Logix
• Visa, MasterCard Win Appeal In Interchange Fee Case
• Northwest Battles Fuel Surcharge Class Actions
• California AG Will Weigh In On LCD Antitrust Case
• Title Insurers Accused Of Price-Fixing In Pa.
• House Members Frown On FCC's Ownership Rules
• Municipal Bond Antitrust Probe Spurs Civil Suits
• Japan Steel Makers Uneasy Over BHP-Rio Merger
• Reddy Ice Hit With Price-Fixing Suit
• GAO Slams FERC For Poor Utility Merger Oversight
• Judge Offers Split Decision In AWP Claim Spat
• Air France, KLM Raided In EU Airline Probe
• Judge In EU Microsoft Case Airs Qualms About Ruling
• EU Fines Italian Banks €123M Over Illegal Aid
• Calif. Plaintiffs Claim Title Insurers Fixed Rates
• DOJ Faces Scrutiny Over Corporate Monitor Guidelines
• The Return Of Section 5 Of The FTC Act?
• Q&A With Perkins Coie's Geraldine Alexis
• EC Reportedly Investigating Nokia Takeover of Navteq
• International Movers Fined €32.7M For 19-Year Cartel
• DOJ Summons Qantas In Airline Cartel Probe
• Rx.com Suffers Blow In Antitrust Case
• U.K. Court Blocks Ian Norris' Extradition
• DOJ Hit With Criticism Of Monsanto Deal
• N.Y. Request For More Info In DRAM Suit Denied
• EU Blesses Google-DoubleClick Marriage
• EU Raids Lufthansa, International Passenger Airlines
• Electric Cos. Fined By EU For Cartel Face Israeli Suit
• Canadian Ice-Maker Subpoenaed In Antitrust Probe
• EU To Probe U.S. Ban On Internet Gambling
• FCC To Take Stand On Net Neutrality At Comcast
• EU Rebuffs Germany's Amended VW Law
• Air Cargo Defendants Seek Last Word On Dismissal
• Rambus May Use Testimony From Other Cases
• Drug Giants Broker $125M Deal In AWP Suit
• Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against United Rentals
• U.S. Lawmakers Take On Credit Card Interchange Fees
• SRAM Plaintiffs Show No Sign Of Relenting
• Label Makers' Challenge To Class Certification Fails
• Reddy Ice Raided In Packaged Ice Industry Probe
• Intel Wins Court Support In Fight Over AMD Study
• Government Seeks To Quash Abbott Subpoenas
• Oil Tycoon Gets 2 Years In Oil-For-Food Scheme
• Cardinal Health Plaintiffs Sent Back To Drawing Board
• Dickstein Shapiro Snags Two Antitrust Partners
• DRAM Price-Fixing Case Ends In Mistrial
• Spain's Conditions On E.ON Deal Illegal: EU Court
• Telstra Loses High Court Challenge Against Regulator
• EU Expected To OK Google-DoubleClick Deal
• Judge Nixes Equifax Bid To Toss Antitrust Suit
• Marine Hose Antitrust MDL Moves Toward Trial
• Micro-Hoo May Slam Up Against China Antitrust Law
• Microsoft Starts Document Interoperability Initiative
• In China, Make Sure 'Guanxi' Doesn't Mean Bribery
• $15.6M Awarded In San Francisco Newspaper Clash
• EU Inspects Voting Process On Microsoft Standard
• No Antitrust Overhaul Under New President: Experts
• N.Y. Seeks More Info From Infineon In DRAM Suit
• Senators Move To Thwart Media Ownership Rules
• Sonnenschein Attracts Antitrust Heavyweight
• Conn. Chiropractor Groups Settle Antitrust Charges
• IBM-Telelogic Deal Poses No Antitrust Threat: EU
• Charges Loom In Municipal Bond Probe: Report
• Altivity, Graphic Must Divest Mills In $1.75B Deal
• Business Conduct Guidelines For Health Care
• Schering-Plough Loses Suit Over Laxative Marketing
• Policing The Oil Industry
• More FTC Officials Head Back To Private Sector
• India Implicates Nine Firms In Cement Cartel
• Microsoft's Top Antitrust Spokesman Jumps To Apple
• DOJ, EU Force Divestitures In Steel Mill Merger
• Microsoft-Novell Case May Not Be Ready For Cert
• MasterCard Appeals EU Interchange Fee Ruling
• DOJ Official Lauds Justices' Antitrust Consensus
• Haberdashery Antitrust Suits Consolidated
• New KFTC Department To Probe Foreign Cartelists
• Clear Channel Antitrust Case Waits For Wal-Mart
• U.S., EU Appeal To WTO On Chinese News Rules
• Futures Regulator To Probe Jet Fuel Market: Report