Epic v Apple (1): introducing antitrust’s latest Big Tech battle royale
Mid-August 2020, a series of events unfolded in a short period of time. They may […]
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Re-imagining the Abuse of Economic Dependence in a Digital World
As proven by the recent consultation on the Digital Services Act, the European Union is […]
Covid-19 and the transformative power of State Aid: a framework for a democratically legitimate recovery
By Julian Nowag and Marios Iacovides The coronavirus pandemic has led to major shocks to […]
Venture capital and antitrust: on exit strategies, killer acquisitions, and innovation harms
Venture capital (VC) is the primary source of financing for early-stage startups bringing their innovation […]
EURIBOR Cartel: Features of Collusion and Detection of Cartel
A colleague of mine (kudos for you know who you are) once told me that […]
The antitrust books you should’ve read in 2019 [part 2]
In a CoRe Blog post earlier this month, I introduced the first three ‘antitrust books you should’ve […]
The antitrust books you should’ve read in 2019 [part 1]
While the past year may not have been spectacular on all fronts, it was a […]
Is there hope for competition in the rail sector?
The blocking of the Siemens-Alstom merger reminded everyone of the ‘pros and cons’ arguments in the […]
U.S. antitrust agencies divide jurisdiction over Big Tech and single out Google for investigation
Last year, I wrote about how the United States considers boarding the tech regulation train that […]
Collusive conduct in financial instruments trading: a look at the issues of dealing via chatrooms
Following the benchmark currency rate manipulation scandal, the banking sector has had no chance to […]