Donald Trump will inherit a Biden administration legacy of aggressive antitrust enforcement through two U.S. agencies.

Roger Alford of Notre Dame Law School says better regulation of the AI market would benefit startups, consumers, and national ...

"I would expect there'll be less aggressiveness. This administration has been hyper-aggressive. Even if you dial it back to a ...

Donald Trump will likely dial back some of the antitrust policies pursued under the administration of President Joe Biden, ...

What would a Trump victory mean for antitrust enforcement? And would a Harris presidency really mean a continuation of the ...

Antitrust watchdogs are expected to continue to scrutinize companies and deals no matter who wins the White House, according ...

Lina Khan has been one of Big Tech's biggest critics — and she just took the reins of the government agency empowered to enforce antitrust laws against them. At 32-years-old, Khan is the ...

"I think tech companies will be major winners," Northwestern University law professor Andrew Stoltmann told Yahoo ...

Some antitrust and securities attorneys are litigators ... Lawyers in these areas can also represent the government as law enforcement officials, regulators or trial lawyers.

state attorneys general left antitrust enforcement to either the FTC or DOJ due to their significant resources dedicated to enforcing antitrust laws compared to that of state attorneys general.

A change in presidential administrations always means change for leading U.S. law firms, whose corporate clients need advice ...

At issue is whether Discover's underperforming digital payments network would have the muscle to challenge Visa's dominance ...