Competition law geeks

28/09/2020

Automation is efficient: data is gathered, processed and used to do things people cannot. Yet we have lived in a world run by and for humans, in which human sovereignty has seemed to be more Read more…

14/08/2020

Who says antitrust isn't fun? Fortnite sues Apple for Sherman Act violation

Epic has filed a civil antitrust lawsuit following Apple’s removal of Fortnite from the App Store.

01/11/2019

The Fair Trade Commission said in a survey report Thursday that the practice of online shopping site operators prioritizing products made by themselves or

07/10/2019

State aid: the General Court disagrees with the European Commission, and finds Dutch Starbucks tax deal was lawful

The tax agreements the Netherlands made with Starbucks are not equivalent to state aid, the European General Court ruled on Tuesday, annulling a previous ruling by the European Commission.

20/09/2019

The European Commission’s Google Android decision has (finally) been published! Read it here:https://ec.europa.eu/competition/antitrust/cases/dec_docs/40099/40099_9993_3.pdf

20/09/2019

Conference ‘Excessive Pharmaceutical Prices in European Competition Law & Regulation’, University of Copenhagen, 6 November 2019

Join the debate on excessive pricing of pharmaceuticals!

11/09/2019

EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager will continue in her role for a second term

Dane has won renown for taking on tech firms, upsetting Donald Trump in the process

11/09/2019

Podcast - Online Platforms: Competition Law & Regulation

The European Competition and Regulatory Law Review presents its first podcast with speakers from the symposium “Transparency and Non-Discrimination Requireme...

11/09/2019

Competition law reading recommendations from 20 top competition law academics. Enjoy!

I asked European academics/friends specializing in competition law to send me their 3 favorite competition law articles ever written and to explain their choice. Not easy (at all!) but here is thei…

17/07/2019

The Amazon antitrust paradox?

Investigation into possible anti-competitive behaviour is likely to spark US anger

16/07/2019

Author: Liran Pang Liran Pang is a PhD student working on competition law at Durham University, UK, and now she is doing her research on unilateral anticompetitive conducts in two-sided markets. H…