antitrust
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Feds: Railroads’ rate discussions can be evidence in price-fixing lawsuits
Federal agencies in a “friend of the court” filing say discussions among Class I railroads can be admissible as evidence in dozens of lawsuits involving…
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US unlikely to copy EU’s antitrust charge against Amazon — antitrust lawyer
The EU’s reported plan to bring antitrust charges against Amazon.com Inc. is unlikely to be copied in the United States because of differences in the…
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Shippers warn of antitrust ramifications
Shippers’ lawsuits on alleged price fixing on fuel surcharges see continued activity. A hearing is scheduled in August.
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Air Cargo
US medical suppliers get antitrust clearance to collaborate during pandemic
The Justice Department said joint logistics operations among five American medical supply distributors to provide protective medical gear to virus hot spots does not violate…
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Maritime
Commentary: Walking the tightrope of antitrust immunity
The companies that control the bulk of ocean cargo opearte under different rules than most companies. Read Darren Prokop's explanation of why that is...
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Equipment
US seeks steering parts divestiture in WABCO-ZF merger
Justice Department asserts separation will preserve competition in North America.
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Business
Bezos pledges $1 billion to digitize small businesses in India
The CEO is in India to attend the inaugural Amazon Smbhav summit bringing more than 3,000 small businesses together.
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Economics
E-commerce breeds “algorithmic-based pricing conspiracies”
The U.S. Department of Justice is cracking down on companies that collude to fix prices online, highlighting the role of new technologies in antitrust schemes…
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