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Richard Mosier, former special counsel for private equity in the DOJ’s antitrust division, said the agency has “renewed focus” on document...
KKR previously said the Justice Department was looking at its merger notification filings.
The lawsuit alleges that Apple has used its power over app distribution on the iPhone to thwart innovations that would have made it easier for...
In the complaint, the FTC said the combination of Kroger and Albertsons chains would unduly concentrate the market.
FTC Chair Lina Khan said the agency is closely monitoring the industry and “there is no AI exemption from the laws on the books.”
The iPhone maker said it would attempt to collect a 12% or 27% revenue share from developers that opt out of the Apple system.
“Despite thousands of hours spent with regulators around the world...we no longer see a path toward regulatory approval," Figma's CEO wrote.
Google pays Apple 36% of the revenue it earns from search advertising made through the Safari browser, the search engine's main economics expert said.
“I don’t think it is a good user experience nor the optics is great for us to be the only provider in the browser,” he said.
The DOJ alleges Google has struck deals with Apple that have hindered other search engines from posing serious competition.
The antitrust complaint is expected to focus on Amazon’s pricing policies, Prime, and how the company treats certain merchants.
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