Competition Policy International (CPI), Vol. 1, No. 2, Autumn 2005, pp. 3-27. CPI is a peer-reviewed, academic journal (print ISSN 1554-0189; online ISSN 1554-6853) that covers competition law, economics, and policy.

Steptoe partner Charles Whiddington and associate Domniki Mari authored an article for the April 2026 edition...

Canada's agriculture and agri-food sectors are critical contributors to the national economy, significantly influencing GDP, employment and export performance.

The Court of First Instance’s Microsoft decision provided the Court with an opportunity to express its views on several aspects of the current debate on the interpretation of Article 82 of the EC Treaty.

In this article for Competition Policy International, Koren Wong-Ervin and former FTC economist Jeremy Sandford discuss the new DOJ-FTC Merger Guidelines, focusing on strategies and practical guidance...

Competition Policy International (CPI), Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 2006, pp. 3-27. CPI is a peer-reviewed, academic journal (print ISSN 1554-0189; online ISSN 1554-6853) that covers competition law, economics, and policy.

The judgment of the European Court of First Instance in Microsoft raises several issues. In this article, we will look in particular at the main findings regarding the two abuses (refusals to license and product integration).

Many diverse industries are populated by businesses that operate “two-sided platforms.” These businesses serve distinct groups of customers who need each other in some way, and the core business of the two-sided platform is to provide a common (real or virtual) meeting place and to facilitate interactions between members of the two distinct customer groups.

Competition Policy International (CPI), Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 2007, pp. 3-27. CPI is a peer-reviewed, academic journal (print ISSN 1554-0189; online ISSN 1554-6853) that covers competition law, economics, and policy.

Competition Policy International (CPI), Vol. 3, No. 2, Autumn 2007, pp. 3-23. CPI is a peer-reviewed, academic journal (print ISSN 1554-0189; online ISSN 1554-6853) that covers competition law, economics, and policy.

With the UK set to solidify its position as the preferred forum for private competition law litigation in Europe, Matthew Hall unravels the mechanics of the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015, which came into effect on 1 October.

Axinn attorneys Jimmy Attridge, Brooke Oppenheimer, and Heather Zuckert co-authored the Competition Policy International article, "DOJ's Compliance Focus on Business Use of Communication...

Antitrust partner Alex Okuliar and associate Elena Kamenir published a column on Competition Policy International about recent commentary by the global enforcement community on pricing algorithms...

With the elections behind us, we can begin looking at possible changes at the top of the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission.

*Oğuzkan Güzel is the founder of Güzel Law Office. He is a graduate of Ankara University Faculty of Law-1994, and he has EU Competition Law Master-2001...

Online advertising has grown rapidly in the last decade. It now accounts for almost a seventh of all advertising spending and contributes to the preponderance of revenues for most websites. It is projected to increase sharply as more consumers spend time online on their personal computers and as additional devices such as mobile phones and televisions are connected to the web.

As antitrust enforcers increasingly scrutinize information-sharing practices and data-driven pricing tools, WilmerHale attorneys examine the practical implications of two closely watched Department of Justice enforcement actions against Agri Stats and RealPage. The analysis explores how regulators are evaluating information exchanges, benchmarking services and algorithmic pricing tools in an increasingly complex enforcement environment, offering practical guidance for companies navigating antitrust complian

As agentic AI systems gain the ability to execute complex tasks with minimal human intervention, competition authorities face new challenges in understanding how these technologies reshape competitive dynamics. This analysis examines the dual nature of AI agents—their potential to both intensify competition through efficiency gains and raise concerns about algorithmic coordination and market concentration.

Remedies are an important aspect of merger control because a large proportion of mergers where competition concerns are identified are cleared with remedies.

Patent trolls are currently under intense scrutiny by lawmakers, regulators, academics, and industry players.