Delrahim pointed to past big antitrust victories, like the breakup of Standard Oil early in the last century and AT&T, which agreed to be broken up in 1982
This case was brought in March by 21-year-old University of Botswana student Letsweletse Motshidiemang
Singapore-headquartered Grab’s interest in what would be its first foray into banking has not been reported before.
Cicilline pushes bill to help newspapers negotiate with Google
The court will review an aspect of the Hague Convention in Monasky v. Taglieri to determine how a child’s habitual residence
The European Commission said the companies, which had looked to the deal as one way to tackle overcapacity and other challenges in the steel industry
The House passed the bill, HR 2157, by a vote of 354-58 over the opposition of some Republican holdouts
Justices to rule on census, gerrymandering in next three weeks
The rendition bill has generated unusually broad opposition
The estimate is part of a report by telecoms lobby group GSMA, which represents the interests of 750 mobile operators.
Retention allowance increased to 25% of salary as justice secretary warns of ‘too many vacancies’ in judges’ posts
The revised law on promoting the employment of people with disabilities gives the labor ministry the power to urge state organs and municipalities
This proposed legislation comes in the wake of the Easter attacks where misinformation was spread leading to a nine-day ban on the use of social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
The automakers are making a last-ditch appeal to try to revive talks in order to avoid years of uncertainty over what rules they will face
While Airbnb is no stranger to clashes with regulators, it had tried a more cooperative approach in Japan.
First rewrite of department’s biotechnology rules set in 1987
The SEC has been investigating the company’s sales reporting practices before the company changed them in July 2016
The new law prescribes five years of imprisonment for violators, though it is not entirely clear how this law will be enforced.
Fine comes after China launched probe into FedEx’s activities
Last month, prosecutors argued Huawei lawyer James Cole’s prior position as the No. 2 official in the U.S. Department of Justice created conflicts of interest
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