Competition Archive » November, 2007

Competition - November, 2007

155 articles

• Judge OKs DRAM Judgment-Sharing Deal
• Korean Prosecutors Raid Samsung Headquarters
• Renewed Controversy For An Already Divided FCC
• Warner Chilcott Succeeds With Free Sample Defense
• Lenox Settles In Bed, Bath & Beyond Case
• Military Contractor Pleads Guilty To Bid-Rigging
• Court Tosses DOJ's Stolt-Nielsen Indictment
• Pilgrim's Pride Monopolizes Farms, Wages: Farmers
• EU Probes $4.2B Digital Mapmaker Deal
• Fellow Giants Assist Microsoft In Antitrust Case
• Judge Pushes Pause On iPhone Antitrust Case
• Judge Nixes Antitrust Claims Against Dow
• Q&A With Bingham McCutchen's Holly House
• Teleco's Pension Rule Exemptions Under Fire
• Barr Settles With FTC Over Warner Chilcott Pact
• High Court Throws New Query Into Arbitration Case
• U.S. Resolves WTO Dispute With China
• Ryanair Files Fourth Suit Against EU
• FCC Head Backs Waivers For Tribune
• FCC Chairman Compromises On Cable Industry Study
• The New Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law
• FCC Delays "Premature" Vote On Minority Ownership
• Cathode Ray Makers Face Price-Fixing Class Action
• EU Fines Glass Makers €487M For Collusion
• Top Payment Processor Faces Tying Allegations
• FTC Approves $1.3B Supermarket Merger
• Korean President Approves Samsung Bribery Probe
• Zelle Hoffman To Get $4M In Microsoft Antitrust Case
• Q&A With Pillsbury Winthrop's Roxane Polidora And Richard Liebeskind
• Visy Faces More Trouble As New Zealand Files Suit
• Pfizer Wins Discovery Spat In Lipitor Off-Market Suit
• Qantas, DOJ Settle For $61M In Price-Fixing Suit
• Cal Dive To Pay $2M To Settle Antitrust Case
• Italian Watchdogs Probe Gas Storage Shortages
• Texas Bigwig Punished For Oil-For-Food Role
• Nifedipine Plaintiffs Win Class Certification Bid
• Judge Dismisses Suit Over Ky. Price-Gouging Law
• Judge Certifies Class In Label Market MDL
• U.K. Hikes Merger Review Standard Up To $20M
• Brewer Merger Stirs Up Antitrust Concerns
• Radiologists Seek Counsel's Dismissal
• Philips Targeted In Cathode-Ray Antitrust Probe
• T-Mobile To Sell Unlocked IPhone In Germany
• Zipper Makers Hit With Suit Over Worldwide Cartel
• Presidential Aide Reveals Samsung Bribery Attempt
• Glossy Paper Tariffs Blocked By ITC
• Alza Wins Dismissal Of Ditropan Suit
• Agro Wins Against DOC In Absorption Inquiry Dispute
• Hospital Supply Antitrust Suit Flatlines On Appeal
• Republicans Urge FCC to Rethink Proposals
• T-Mobile Will Object To IPhone Injunction
• Sony, Maxell, Fuji Hit With €74.8M Price-Fixing Fine
• Senators Urge Scrutiny Of Google, Doubleclick Merger
• The EU's Proposed Settlement Procedure For Cartels
• Judge Dismisses Credit Card Late Fee Suit
• Vitol Agrees To Pay $17.5M In Oil-For-Food Case
• Guidant, ECRI Settle Dispute Over Pricing Service
• HSR: The Importance Of Strict Compliance
• Vulcan To Chip Off Assets Before Buying Florida Rock
• Court Nixes GO Computer's Swipe At Microsoft
• U.K. Tribunal OKs Claim Against Cartel Whisteblower
• Chinese, German Paper Dumping May Pose Threat
• T-Mobile Blocked From Selling IPhones In Germany
• Senators Seek To Ban Patents For Tax Planning
• Judge Approves More Ovcon 35 Settlements
• Siemens' Global Bribery Scheme Revealed
• After More Divestitures, AT&T Wraps Up Dobson Deal
• Dems Want FCC To Go Slow On Ownership Reform
• FTC To Tackle Mergers, Healthcare, VoIP In 08
• PRC's Anti-Monopoly Law Has A Long Way To Go
• With Divestitures, Schering Gets OK To Buy Rival
• Italian Senate Votes To Open Door To Class Actions
• Car Rental Companies Hit With Antitrust Class Action
• Q&A With Cooley Godward Kronish's Craig Waldman
• Q&A With Hogan & Hartson's Christine A. Varney
• Judge Refuses To Strike Most Rambus Counterclaims
• DRAM Settlements Rejected Due To Conflicts
• Industry Advocate Urges FCC To Reject AT&T Tariff
• Antitrust, Patent Groups Weigh In On Quanta Case
• Judge Hands Down Mixed Decision In NFL Dispute
• Ryanair Sues EC Over German State Aid To Lufthansa
• FCC Chair Calls For Rules Change To Save Newspapers
• No End In Sight For Boeing, Airbus Dispute: EU Official
• U.S. House Adopts Attorney-Client Protection Act
• Chevron Latest To Settle Oil-For-Food Charges
• Judge Orders Inspection Of Govt. Docs In Abbott Suit
• ITC Steps Up Anti-Dumping Probe Of PET Film Imports
• EU Broadens Review Of Google, DoubleClick Merger
• EU Proposes Single Telecom Market
• Amgen Faces Suit, Subpoenas Over Alleged Tying
• Judge Greenlights Jackson Hewitt Kickback Claims
• AMD Attorney Stokes Fire In Intel Antitrust Saga
• ING Revenue-Sharing Complaint Dismissed
• Paper Company Pays $17M To Settle Allegations
• Federal Charges Dismissed In Quiznos Case
• South Korea Probes Samsung Over Bribes
• Kraft Wins EC OK To Buy Danone Biscuit Unit
• FCC To Issue New Rules Restricting Cable Giants
• Plaintiffs Consolidate Charges In TFT-LCD Case
• Cuomo Chided For Fannie, Freddie Subpoenas
• Congress V. Supreme Court On Antitrust
• DOJ Backs Microsoft In Opposing Consent Decree
• MasterCard Likely To Strike Deal In AmEx Case
• EU Official Blasts U.S. Online Gambling Ban
• Intel Judge To Review Plaintiffs' Protests
• Judge Denies Reliant's FOIA Dispute With FERC
• Matsushita, Samsung Searched By Japanese FTC
• Ovcon Maker Settles Final Authorized Generics Suit
• Coral Energy Traders Settle False-Reporting Claims
• Energy Giants Lobby For Antitrust Case Dismissal
• EU Appeals Court Orders EC To Disclose Info
• Louisiana AG Hits Insurers With Collusion Claims
• Ex-BP Execs Plead Not Guilty In Propane Gas Case
• Q&A With Kenny Nachwalter's William J. Blechman
• EU Authorities Raid Cathode Ray Tube Manufacturers
• Mirant's Atha Settles CFTC Action
• Visa Agrees To Pay $2B To Settle Antitrust Claims
• Sony, BMG Cry Foul In EU Antitrust Case
• German Regulator Discourages Energy Unbundling
• Direct Purchasers Win Class In Ovcon Antitrust Suit
• Q&A With K&L Gates' James R. Weiss
• Another Co. Settles In Concrete Price-Fixing Scandal
• AAI Urges FTC To Block Google-DoubleClick Union
• Rambus Defends Judgment Bid On Monopoly Claims
• Supreme Court Considers Arbitration Case
• Consumers Allowed To Push Claims Vs. Chip Makers
• Ex-Exec Pleads Guilty To Bribing Nigerian Petrol Co.
• Supreme Court To Tackle Federal Arbitration Act
• BMS, AstraZeneca Pay AWP Plaintiffs Double Damages
• Judge Keeps Privileged Ditropan Documents Sealed
• Grape Growers Got Squeezed: Antitrust, Patent Suit
• Two Marine Hose Execs Plead Guilty To Price-Fixing
• N.Y. AG Rebukes Attempt To Delay DRAM Settlement
• Bill Targets High Court's Vertical Price-Fixing Decision
• U.S. Says It Need Not Produce Docs In AWP Case
• Celgene Wants Barr's Antitrust Claims Put On Hold
• Madison Square Loses Bid For Injunction Against NHL
• German Energy Cos. Accused Of Price-Fixing
• Medco, Merck Fight Pharmacies' Take On Per Se Rule
• Insurance Antitrust Defendents Fight For Stay
• Mylan Plaintiffs Make New Bid For Treble Damages
• Intel Seeks AMD Report In Antitrust Battle
• Joint Makers Paid More Than $200M In Kickback Probe
• Six Months Later, Twombly Is Still Taking Shape
• Groups Urge FCC To Take Action On Net Neutrality
• Visy Fined Record-Setting $33M For Price-Fixing
• Calif. AG Rails Against DRAM Judgment-Sharing Deal
• Q&A With Robins Kaplan's K. Craig Wildfang
• Cohen Milstein Expands With London Office, Partners
• Indirect Purchasers Defend Standing In DRAM Suit
• Irell Fails To Get Charter Suit Tossed
• Panel Probes Canada's Competition Policy
• Health Care Cos. Took $1.5B Hit From DOJ In 07
• Drug Companies Draw $22M Fine From KFTC
• First American, WaMu Inflated Home Appraisals: AG