Durbin to Mica: Show Me The Money
September 30, 2011
The Senate Appropriations Committee is weighing in on the fate of the FTC’s historic and beloved headquarters building at 7th Street and Pennsylvania.
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Is DOJ Starting a Global Smackdown?
September 30, 2011
A new era of tough criminal cartel enforcement may be dawning.
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Rosch to EU: Don’t Make Our Mistakes
September 30, 2011
In the European Union, many individual and corporate victims of illegal anti-competitive practices have little redress for the injuries they suffered, because only 16 of 27 countries allow people...
FTC Peers Into the Face of a New Technology
September 30, 2011
Just when it seems as if Internet privacy breaches can’t get worse, along comes facial recognition technology, an innovation that can instantly match a snapshot to a name or locate someone’s mug on...
Senators Prod Google For ‘Voluntary’ Compliance
September 30, 2011
The federal probe into allegations of anticompetitive behavior by Google doesn’t have to end with tough antitrust enforcement action or sweeping regulation. Momentum is building in Congress for an...
State Antitrust Officials Meet and Confer
September 30, 2011
State budgets are constrained but 54 antitrust enforcement officials from 37 jurisdictions managed to make their way to New Orleans early this month for a training session sponsored by the National...
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In this Issue:
- Is DOJ Starting a Global Smackdown?
- Rosch to EU: Don’t Make Our Mistakes
- Durbin to Mica: Show Me The Money
- FTC Peers Into the Face of a New Technology
- Senators Prod Google For ‘Voluntary’ Compliance
- NAAG UPDATE
- State Antitrust Officials Meet and Confer
- CFPB UPDATE: Holly Petraeus Speaks Out For Soldiers
- CFPB UPDATE: Raj Date Gives Speech In Washington
- CFPB UPDATE: Bankers Send a Message to the Bureau
- FTC BRIEFS: Reebok
- FTC BRIEFS: DaVita
- DOJ BRIEFS: Panasonic Corp.
- DOJ BRIEFS: AT&T Panel
- DOJ BRIEFS: Freight
