Antitrust

Regulatory tailwinds and a user-first feature set are fueling Opera's surge in Western markets, revealing cracks in the long-held browser monopoly.

A defiant press release signals the collapse of a major defense deal. Behind the scenes, a battle over monopolies, pricing, and national security.

A Silicon Valley mobility firm is challenging a federal ruling, setting a critical precedent for public vs. private transport. Is this the end of the road for fair play?

Harvest Sherwood is dead, but its legal claims are worth a fortune. Atlas Grove's high-stakes plan isn't revival, but a billion-dollar war on an entire industry.

A landmark study finds nearly every major AI assistant recommends its own models at high rates, except for one. The findings raise critical questions about trust, competition, and the very nature of digital influence.

The AHN-Heritage Valley merger is more than a local headline. It's a calculated move in a regional healthcare war with billion-dollar stakes for competition.

A shareholder lawsuit claims Zillow misled investors about its Redfin deal, hiding an anticompetitive move that triggered a major regulatory backlash.

A Michigan ENT group's partnership with an MSO reveals a larger trend of consolidation reshaping specialty medicine, balancing physician autonomy with corporate scale.

A securities lawsuit over a $100M deal with Redfin has hammered Zillow's stock. It’s a stark lesson in the growing cost of antitrust scrutiny.

A new report shows Canada's Grocery Code has industry support, but deep-seated fear prevents suppliers from using it to challenge powerful retailers.

Bull Moose Tube's deal to acquire Hanna Steel is its third major investment, signaling an aggressive push to dominate the booming North American market.

A minor probation mistake can lead to prison. While experts offer online advice, a new 'edvertising' model blurs the line between public service and marketing.

New data shows music streaming is bigger than ever, with soaring revenues and user love. But beneath the surface, a battle over royalties and regulation is heating up.

Behind billion-dollar antitrust settlements are silent administrators. A look at how one firm, A.B. Data, has dominated for eight years straight.

A lawsuit against Broadway's blockbuster Wicked challenges its diversity apprenticeship, signaling a new legal front for arts and corporate DEI programs.

From heirlooms to modern rifles, Americans are selling guns online like never before. But how does this new convenience balance with safety and the law?

Celebrating a half-century of progress, Liberty Hill Foundation's anniversary gala was an urgent plea to fund the fight for Los Angeles's future.

Two specialist investors are merging to create the world's largest dedicated healthcare fund, aiming to reshape global health innovation from West to East.

A coalition of utilities seeks to suspend competitive bidding on grid projects, a move critics say is a power grab that will cost consumers billions.

Strong glaucoma sales and disciplined spending helped Iridex narrow its quarterly loss, signaling resilience despite retina segment woes and global headwinds.