Secrecy may prove pivotal in a recent antitrust debate under the Sherman Act. By exploring how undisclosed information could potentially toll—or pause—the four-year statute of limitations, this story sheds light on the evolving nature of antitrust litigation.
A February deal between Zillow and Redfin is at the center of a new lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission, which accuses the two companies of violating federal antitrust laws. The arrangement is alleged to unfairly limit competition in the realm of rental advertising.
The Federal Trade Commission has turned the spotlight on federal regulations it finds anticompetitive, recommending removal or revision to spur a healthier market. This move could impact various industries eager for more streamlined business guidelines.
Microsoft is taking decisive steps to comply with the European Union’s antitrust requirements by offering Office packages without Teams. This move aims to address competition concerns, ensuring a fairer marketplace for all.
PubMatic has launched a legal challenge against Google, accusing the tech giant of monopolizing the digital advertising market. Originally reported by Androidheadlines, this antitrust lawsuit spotlights the intensified scrutiny on Google’s ad-tech dominance.
Amazon is leveraging its extensive consumer data, connected TV inventory, and competitive pricing to transform the DSP landscape. By 2025, the retail giant hopes to surpass The Trade Desk and Google’s DV360. Experts say the ad spend shift has already begun.
Elon Musk’s newest AI venture, xAI, has taken legal action against Apple and OpenAI. The lawsuit claims Apple’s ChatGPT integration on iPhones gives OpenAI an unfair advantage, leaving rival AI systems like Grok at a disadvantage.
Elon Musk has filed a 61-page antitrust lawsuit accusing Apple and OpenAI of collaborating to crush rival AI developments. The case, filed in a Texas federal court, follows through on a warning he issued just weeks earlier, raising questions about the future of competition in the fast-growing AI sector.
In a significant legal setback, Google’s digital advertising network has been declared an illegal monopoly by a federal judge. This marks the second time in less than a year that the tech giant has been branded an abusive monopolist, raising serious questions about its business practices.
