antitrust
UK Tribunal Advances $900M Lawsuit Against Valve’s Steam Over Monopoly Claims
A UK competition tribunal has given the green light for a collective action lawsuit worth approximately $900 million to proceed against Valve Corporation, alleging the company abuses its dominant position with its Steam digital storefront.
Google Appeals US Search Monopoly Ruling, Challenges Data Sharing Orders Amid AI Scrutiny
Google has formally appealed a US federal judge’s August 2024 ruling that found the company guilty of illegally monopolizing the internet search market. The tech giant is seeking to pause court-ordered remedies, particularly the requirement to share raw search interaction…
NASCAR’s Antitrust Settlement: Permanent Charters Mark a New Era for Teams and Fans
After a landmark antitrust lawsuit led by Michael Jordan and other team owners, NASCAR has agreed to grant permanent charters to all Cup Series teams, reshaping the sport’s power dynamics and promising long-term stability for teams and fans.
Google CEO Pichai Testifies on Potential Apple AI Deal Amid Antitrust Trial
Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed plans for a potential AI partnership with Apple during his testimony in an ongoing antitrust trial in Washington.
Justice Department Pushes for Google Chrome Sale Amid Antitrust Case
The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to force Google to sell its Chrome browser as part of remedies for its search monopoly.
Google Faces Landmark Antitrust Ruling: Key Details and Implications
The Justice Department’s antitrust case against Google enters a critical phase, with potential remedies including a breakup of its core businesses.
Meta Faces Landmark Antitrust Trial Over Instagram and WhatsApp Acquisitions
The FTC’s antitrust trial against Meta begins, potentially forcing the tech giant to divest Instagram and WhatsApp amid allegations of monopolistic practices.
Judge Seeks Revisions in NCAA’s $2.78 Billion Athlete Settlement
A judge has asked for clarifications in the NCAA’s $2.78 billion settlement proposal, focusing on third-party NIL payments. Attorneys are working to address concerns.
Competition Protection Commission Launches Investigation into Price Increases by Cash Register Service Providers
The Competition Protection Commission (CPC) has launched an investigation into the price increases by companies servicing cash registers to assess the legitimacy and market impact of these changes. According to the Commission’s statement, businesses that experienced price hikes for these…