Powers takes reins as DOJ top criminal antitrust enforcer amid questions
June 5, 2018
The appointment of Richard Powers as the Justice Department antitrust division's acting deputy for criminal enforcement has provoked some head scratching.
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Cicilline outlines priorities for antitrust subcommittee if Dems win the House
June 5, 2018
Democrats have made stronger antitrust enforcement a key component of their campaign platform to try to win back control of the House in the mid-term elections. If they succeed, Representative David Cicilline, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial and Antitrust Law, will be a leader in the debate over the direction of competition policy.
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House Judiciary Committee to see leadership shift in 2019
June 5, 2018
The House panel that oversees antitrust policy will have a new leader next year regardless of which party controls the chamber.
FDA chief Gottlieb ‘names and shames’ big pharma for delaying generic competition
June 5, 2018
When Dr. Scott Gottlieb, commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, publicly listed pharmaceutical companies that have “potentially blocked access” to samples of their branded...
Real estate mogul champions California privacy measure as tech battle brews
June 5, 2018
Over the past six months, Alastair Mactaggart has plowed $3.3 million of his own money into a California ballot initiative to pass the most extensive privacy and data security law in the United...
Uber official, others talk antitrust advocacy, regulation
June 5, 2018
It all depends on what the meaning of balanced is.
Neil Averitt commentary: New commissioners should study architecture of FTC Act
June 5, 2018
One of the keys to a successful Federal Trade Commission practice — whether as a new commissioner or as a lawyer appearing before the agency — is to understand the overall architecture...
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In this Issue:
- Cicilline outlines priorities for antitrust subcommittee if Dems win the House
- House Judiciary Committee to see leadership shift in 2019
- Powers takes reins as DOJ top criminal antitrust enforcer amid questions
- FDA chief Gottlieb ‘names and shames’ big pharma for delaying generic competition
- Real estate mogul champions California privacy measure as tech battle brews
- Uber official, others talk antitrust advocacy, regulation
- Neil Averitt commentary: New commissioners should study architecture of FTC Act
- Appeals court rules FTC attorneys have immunity for roles in LabMD case
- Bayer, Monsanto agree to $9 billion asset sale to win US clearance
- Wilhelmsen-Drew Marine deal would cause estimated $14-23 million in harm, economist testifies for FTC
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