Davide Mamone is a journalist who writes for Melanie Krebs Piloti. His work has also been featured in The Advocate. Davide covers a range of legal and business topics, including lawsuits, antitrust cases, and corporate deals.
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Davide's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with a significant emphasis on antitrust cases and legal disputes involving prominent organizations. He often covers developments within the DOJ, FTC, and specific companies facing legal challenges.
Given Davide’s strong focus on antitrust cases and legal disputes involving major organizations such as JetBlue, Spirit, NFL, NCAA, Oxy, IQVIA/Propel Media among others; he would likely be receptive to pitches providing expert insights into these specific cases or similar high-profile antitrust/legal battles.
It's important to note that his focus is primarily national (United States), making him more inclined towards content related to US-based legal proceedings and governmental policies.
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A federal judge in Chicago has allowed Burford Capital’s subsidiary Carina Ventures to replace Sysco as a plaintiff in the ongoing Broiler Chicken antitrust litigation.
By: Davide Mamone, Ben Remaly
The Las Vegas Review-Journal must face a rival’s allegations it illegally cornered the market for local daily newspapers despite their work being sold as a single publication, a federal court in Nevada has ruled.
An iPad purchaser has accused Apple and Amazon of trying to “prematurely” decide class certification in a mass lawsuit accusing the companies of an illegal boycott.
Meta Platforms has argued that the Federal Trade Commission cannot prove at trial that its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp helped it obtain monopoly power.
By: Davide Mamone
The sharing of confidential wage information between rivals to raise salaries can still violate the Sherman Act, a Department of Justice prosecutor has said.
Alaska Airlines’ acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines would eliminate “vigorous” head-to-head competition for a dozen routes connecting Hawaii and the US mainland, a proposed class of air travellers has said.
By: Davide Mamone
Caterpillar did not orchestrate a conspiracy to prevent International Construction Products from competing to sell construction gear equipment, a Delaware federal jury has held.
Tapestry’s $8.5 billion acquisition of Capri Holdings will harm purchasers of midtier luxury handbags and thousands of hourly workers, the Federal Trade Commission has alleged in suing to block the deal.
By: Anna Langlois, Davide Mamone
The Federal Trade Commission has adopted its first-ever legislative antitrust rule, authorising a near-blanket ban on non-compete agreements following a party-line vote that has already been challenged in court.
By: Davide Mamone, Anna Langlois
The Federal Trade Commission and chair Lina Khan’s blanket ban on non-compete was an “unlawful and unprecedented” abuse of bureaucracy, the US Chamber of Commerce has alleged in a lawsuit.
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