Antitrust
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Apple asks judge to dismiss U.S. antitrust lawsuitApple argued that putting reasonable limitations on third-party developers' access to its technology did not amount to anti-competitive behavior.Tech1 hour
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Google asks for no jury in upcoming antitrust case over advertising techThe antitrust case set to go before a jury in Alexandria, Virginia, in September is one of two major lawsuits the Justice Department has brought against Google.ConsumerMay 17
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Google’s dominance makes competition ‘unlikely,’ U.S. antitrust trial judge saysThe first day of the pivotal antitrust trial's closing arguments focused on whether another company could develop a search engine that could eventually compete against Google.TechMay 2
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Microsoft won’t bundle Teams with Office after facing antitrust scrutinyThe tech giant said Monday that customers buying Office subscriptions starting this week won't get Teams bundled with the service.ConsumerApr 1
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Will Canada follow U.S. and go after Amazon? MPs, businesses hope soThe Competition Bureau of Canada announced an investigation into Amazon's business practices in 2020, but has said little on its progress.EconomySep 29, 2023
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Amazon accused of being illegal monopoly in U.S. antitrust lawsuitThe U.S. FTC and 17 states are asking a court to prohibit Amazon's business practices and loosen its 'monopolistic control to restore competition.'U.S. NewsSep 26, 2023
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Stephen King among trial witnesses set to raise fears over publisher mergerThe government's case is expected to focus not on what consumers pay for books but on advances paid to the most successful authors.CanadaAug 1, 2022
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Canadian publishers call for collective bargaining with Google, FacebookThe Trudeau government says it will "study" a new report that recommends Ottawa help publishers band together to negotiate better deals with the two web giants.MoneyOct 23, 2020
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U.S. judge dismisses antitrust lawsuit against 9 big banks, including 6 in CanadaU.S. District Judge Analisa Torres rejected racketeering and antitrust claims by the lead plaintiff, the Fire & Police Pension Association of Colorado.NewsMar 14, 2019
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