A little over a month ago the United Kingdom’s Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) heard arguments in Meta’s appeal against the […]

Kay Jebelli · June 13, 2022

Towards the end of the last decade, the success of a handful of U.S. technology companies caused significant consternation amongst […]

Kay Jebelli · June 8, 2022

Under the French Council presidency, European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at “the speed […]

Kay Jebelli · April 6, 2022

In the wake of Brexit, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been flexing its muscles as the world’s […]

Project Disco · December 21, 2021

In May 2020, Facebook completed its acquisition of GIPHY, unaware that this seemingly harmless transaction would trigger ‘the nuclear option’. […]

Kay Jebelli · December 17, 2021

This post is part of a series covering different studies on antitrust enforcement of digital services released by various academics, […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos and Margarita Lazo · August 16, 2019

In a decision issued today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit affirmed the district court’s ruling in […]

Jonathan Band · October 24, 2017

Are you amongst the ten million travellers who use Skyscanner to find cheap flights and to book tickets every month? […]

James Waterworth · October 26, 2016

Think of the wine trade and what image comes to mind? Probably a bunch of old men having a point-scoring […]

Frances Robinson · May 27, 2015

The British election is over: David Cameron is busy picking his cabinet for the first conservative majority government since 1992. […]

Frances Robinson · May 12, 2015