Gail Slater, antitrust and J. D. Vance
Senate Confirms Gail Slater as Justice Dept.’s Antitrust Lead
The Senate on Tuesday approved Gail Slater, President Trump’s nominee to lead the Justice Department antitrust division, by a vote of 78-19. Ms. Slater, a veteran tech and media lawyer, has pledged to be skeptical of corporate power across the economy, and has been particularly critical of power in the tech industry.
Britain's antitrust regulator said its inquiry group had found the mobile browser market, dominated by Apple and Google, was ...
Undermining regulatory independence in America and Britain will deter investment, write William Kovacic and John Vickers ...
Production is the surest sign of soaring competition to facilitate its exchange. Get government out of the way.
Massive antitrust settlements last year and in 2020 were supposed to end a protracted legal battle for the Blue Cross and ...
Britain's competition regulator on Wednesday launched a consultation on the use of remedies to alleviate competition concerns ...
U.S. regulators shift course by allowing Google to keep its Anthropic AI investment, igniting debate over antitrust rules and ...
Fanatics' effort to parlay its merchandising strength into a one-stop shop for all sports-related purchases included an entry ...
I don't love what's happening with the DOJ, Google and the Chrome browser right now. The Department of Justice has doubled ...
The Federal Trade Commission is still determining who it considers to be Amazon.com Inc.’s competitors for its 2023 landmark ...
Colleges have long parried antitrust claims by saying they cooperate to serve the public good. A new spate of lawsuits aims ...
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