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Wachtell Lipton Offers Antitrust Insights from the Administration’s First Six Months

By Ilene Knable Gotts, Nelson O. Fitts, Damian G. Didden, Christina C. Ma and Emily E. Samra July 30, 2025 by renholding

As predicted, antitrust merger enforcement under the second Trump Administration exhibits a return to a more restrained approach at both the Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice.  Most refreshingly, the agencies appear committed …

Can Europe’s Digital Markets Act Tame Big Tech in the U.S.?

By Giovanna Massarotto January 3, 2025 by renholding

The digital economy has put antitrust regulation in the spotlight, with increasingly dominant technology companies – such as Amazon, Google, Facebook (Meta), Apple, and Microsoft – reviving concerns about private monopolies reminiscent of Standard Oil and AT&T. Yet the enforcement …

How Big Tech Coopts Disruption – and What to Do About It

By Mark A. Lemley and Matthew Wansley March 4, 2024 by renholding

Our economy is dominated by five aging tech giants – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft. Each of these firms was founded more than 20 years ago: Apple and Microsoft in the 1970s, Google and Amazon in the 1990s, and …

The Rise of Big Tech Has Significant Implications for Global Financial Regulation

By Steve Kourabas and Cheng-Yun (CY) Tsang October 3, 2023 by renholding

Big technology (Big Tech) firms –  globally active digital platforms or tech companies – generate extensive user data that allow them to engage in a variety of businesses, including financial services and products. While often discussed as part of the …

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The Challenge of Holding Big Business Accountable

By Roy Shapira June 30, 2022 by renholding

Is big business ungovernable? Some of today’s calls to break up and intensely regulate big business do not hinge on harms to consumers as consumers, but rather on the claim that giant corporations with market power treat legal requirements as …

Davis Polk Discusses Robust Antitrust Agenda of DOJ and FTC

By Sheila R. Adams, D. Jarrett Arp, Arthur J. Burke, Christopher Lynch and Gregory S. Morrison April 19, 2022 by renholding

At a recent Enforcers Summit, leaders of various U.S. and international antitrust enforcement agencies set forth their enforcement priorities. The new heads of the U.S. antitrust agencies emphasized that the agencies are primed to litigate more cases, challenge more mergers, …

Arnold & Porter Discusses Congressional Antitrust Reform Targeting Big Tech

By Debbie Feinstein, C. Scott Lent and Gregory M. Louer June 24, 2021 by renholding

Senior congressional antitrust leaders on both sides of the Capitol are taking steps to transition a long-running investigation into competition practices in the technology sector into legislative action. Activity kicked off on Friday, June 11, when the House Judiciary Committee’s …

ISS Lists Top 10 Corporate Governance Topics to Watch in 2019

By Kosmas Papadopoulos January 11, 2019 by renholding

As the world greets the New Year, investors and companies may take a moment to reflect on key corporate governance priorities in light of a potentially more challenging business environment in the year ahead. The prospect of slower global economic …

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