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Apr 16 2024
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Justice Dept. to hit concert promoter Live Nation with antitrust lawsuit
The Justice Department plans to file an antitrust lawsuit against concert promoter Live Nation, people familiar with the investigation confirmed Tuesday. The specific allegations remain unclear, and the timing of a lawsuit is uncertain. But performers, politicians, scholars, rival promoters and other ticket sellers have argued that Live Nation wields far too much power in the live
Washington PostMar 21 2024
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Oklahoma joins DOJ's antitrust lawsuit against Apple
Oklahoma has joined in on a multi-state coalition with the U.S. Department of Justice against Apple, claiming the company has monopolized smartphone markets.>> Related Video Above: EU Commission Plans $538 Million Fine on Apple Over Music Streaming Restrictions The antitrust lawsuit, which was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, alleges that Apple illegally
KOCO 5Mar 21 2024
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Justice Department taps Platkin to play key role in Apple antitrust lawsuit
Department of Justice has picked New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin to lead a group of fifteen state attorneys general in a mega antitrust lawsuit alleging that Apple has monopoly power over the smartphone market by systemically blocking third-party mobile software on its devices and keeping customers from switching to other operating systems. The lawsuit was filed in New Jersey and
New Jersey GlobeDec 19 2023
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Google pays $700 million to settle Play Store antitrust lawsuit
Google agreed to pay $700 million and change its app store policies to settle one of several antitrust lawsuits related to its handling of apps on Android devices.
The late Monday settlement relates to a 2021 suit filed by a group of 36 states in federal court in California alleging that Google was diminishing opportunities for competition and app distribution. The settlement had been
Washington ExaminerMar 27 2024
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Energy: ️ Oil antitrust scoop
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is confident the SunZia transmission line will stay on track despite recent challenges from tribes, Nick and Jael write. Why it matters: The long-delayed project to send renewable power from New Mexico to West Coast population centers is a symbol of the biggest challenges to the energy transition. • The governor talked with Axios about New Mexico's
AxiosFeb 01 2024
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Attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against NCAA’s name, image and likeness rules
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in federal court Wednesday alleging that the nation’s largest governance entity for intercollegiate athletics violated the Sherman Antitrust Act with its regulations on student-athlete name, image and likeness agreements. Virginia joined the attorney general from Tennessee in the suit, which was filed in the Eastern
Cardinal NewsDec 07 2023
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Lawsuit accuses NCAA of antitrust violation in college athlete transfer rule
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law. The lawsuit, filed in West Virginia’s northern district, challenges the NCAA’s authority to impose a one-year delay in the eligibility of certain athletes who transfer between schools. The suit said the rule “unjustifiably restrains the ability of
Associated PressDec 07 2023
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Lawsuit accuses NCAA of antitrust violation in college athlete transfer rule
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law. The lawsuit, filed in West Virginia’s northern district, challenges the NCAA’s authority to impose a one-year delay in the eligibility of certain athletes who transfer between schools. The suit said the rule “unjustifiably restrains the ability of
Fox16Dec 07 2023
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Lawsuit accuses NCAA of antitrust violation in college athlete transfer rule
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law. The lawsuit, filed in West Virginia’s northern district, challenges the NCAA’s authority to impose a one-year delay in the eligibility of certain athletes who transfer between schools. The suit said the rule “unjustifiably restrains the ability of
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