Google’s refusal to offer schools an AI-free version of its dominant search engine has prompted scrutiny from former US ...

The US District Court for the Western District of Washington has certified a class of online shoppers who allege Amazon ...

Allowing a £1.6 billion collective action against Rightmove to progress on an opt-out basis would raise questions over when opt-in proceedings could ever be appropriate, the UK’s largest property ...

The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld the dismissal of a class action against EssilorLuxottica after finding that the plaintiffs failed to allege an antitrust market for premium ...

Rightmove’s attempt to force businesses to opt into a £1.6 billion collective action against the property listings platform is designed to reduce the value of damages or exhaust the claimant’s budget ...

Canada’s competition watchdog wants the country’s 13 provinces and territories to limit the use of non-compete clauses in ...

The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has provisionally set a December hearing date to decide a carriage dispute between two ...

Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison has begun recruiting antitrust lawyers from the soon-to-be-wound-down Weil Gotshal & ...

The proposed expansion of a joint business arrangement between Air Canada and United Airlines is likely anticompetitive, ...

The UK competition authority’s newly launched abuse of dominance probe into Meta signals that the agency is keeping its ...

The European Commission’s call for dealmakers to bring detailed efficiency arguments at an early stage of a merger review ...