Regulations
More than 100 countries now have antitrust laws. Law that address “hard-core” violations are generally similar, but those addressing many […]
The SEC has issued guidance for companies that want to use twitter as a vehicle for making some kinds of […]
Avon Products will pay $135 million to settle charges that it bribed Chinese government officials, according to a filing with […]
Ogletree Deakins attorney Thomas McInerney blogs about the national implications of a settlement in an employee raiding case out of […]
A California bill would crack down on the use of long-term temporary workers in lieu of regular employees, a trend […]
In the past year, antitrust enforcement in China, particularly enforcement against cartel activity, has intensified. Linklaters attorneys Fay Zhou and […]
“There are no special antitrust rules for trade associations,” the Commission warns.
A New York Times article sees the report as a diversionary tactic to deflect public concern about NSA snooping to […]
A labor union at the casino owned by Deutsche Bank is using the Dodd-Frank Act to bring the bank to […]
FCC Commissioner Tom Wheeler’s new proposed “open internet” rules may not even be the biggest threat to net neutrality, a […]
Daily Updates
Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.
