Alex Bagley is a journalist who writes for MELANIE KREBS PILOTTI, focusing on legal and regulatory issues in various industries. With a keen interest in antitrust and competition law, Alex covers investigations, settlements, and developments in the field, providing insights into the impact on businesses and consumers.
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By: Alex Bagley, Marcus Smith
Lawmakers should consider “embedding” autonomous artificial intelligence models inside dominant companies to prevent them from charging excessive prices, the president of the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has claimed.
By: Alex Bagley, Ceri Breeze
The Hungarian government has withdrawn proposed changes to the country’s competition regime that would have subjected certain companies to heightened antitrust scrutiny but the national enforcer is still set to receive beefed-up market investigation powers.
By: Alex Bagley
The UK government is set to commence talks with the European Commission on a post-Brexit competition cooperation agreement.
Charles River Associates has recruited an advisor to the European Commission’s chief competition economist in Brussels.
By: Alex Bagley
The sweeping benefits Vodafone and Three claim their joint venture will bring to the UK’s telecommunications sector are likely highly uncertain, the Competition and Markets Authority’s inquiry group has warned.
The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has certified a class action claim seeking compensation from the EU power cables cartelists but it warned concerns over damages distribution could force the tribunal to revoke approval.
By: Alex Bagley
Google is trying to bog down a UK collective lawsuit by dividing allegations it favoured its own products in the advertising technology sector into “the thinnest possible salami slices”, a proposed class representative has claimed.
By: Alex Bagley
Google’s alleged self-preferencing conduct was necessary to turn the advertising technology industry into a “huge success story” that has provided enormous growth to publishers, counsel to the search engine giant has claimed.
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has won permission to appeal against the annulment of a near €100 million market-sharing pharmaceutical cartel fine, but the agency warned that the hearing may be “torpedoed” by delays that could harm enforcement.
By: Alex Bagley, Milos Muller
Mexico’s antitrust enforcer has threatened to break up vertical monopolies in the bus transportation sector after a market study provisionally flagged a raft of competition concerns.
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