President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has waded into private intellectual property litigation at nearly three times the rate of his first administration and more frequently than any recent predecessor. B... (more story)

Google escaped a corporate split of its online advertising business this week but couldn't avert court-imposed behavioral remedies that will likely inject competition into the adtech markets faster than any at... (more story)

Just over six weeks into Andy Burnham’s premiership, the signs point to continuity rather than radical change in UK competition policy. Jonathan Reynolds’ return as business minister and his decision to retain... (more story)

California lawmakers have approved a significant expansion to the state's primary antitrust law, the Cartwright Act, sending legislation that would prohibit single-firm anticompetitive conduct to the governor'... (more story)

Biden-era US Federal Trade Commission investigations of the Exxon-Pioneer and Chevron-Hess merger deals have backed up private price-fixing claims brought by consumers against shale oil producers and two previ... (more story)

Google persuaded a US judge not to break up its adtech business, putting the European Commission in an awkward position of deciding whether to settle for the same solution or push for an asset sale and risk a ... (more story)

A roadmap of reform for UK collective actions is unfolding with consultation milestones soon to be reached for separate policy-led reviews into the functioning of the regime. Claimants, defendants, lawyers and... (more story)

Review by the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit of Amgen’s Enbrel patent strategy could clarify that acquisitions of rights to pending patent applications receive no categorical exemption from antitru... (more story)