China Regulators Scrutinize Meituan Acquisition of Maiyatian
China's market regulator is reviewing the acquisition of Maiyatian by Meituan, marking the first antitrust case for a merger below mandatory reporting thresholds.
China's market regulator is reviewing the acquisition of Maiyatian by Meituan, marking the first antitrust case for a merger below mandatory reporting thresholds.
Google faces a £1,2 billion class-action lawsuit in the UK over allegations of charging excessive commissions to Android app developers.

Major AI companies face antitrust scrutiny and criticism after proposing a coordinated slowdown in the development of frontier AI models while continuing massive infrastructure investments.

Italian regulators are investigating AI music platform Suno over potentially unfair service terms, including unilateral fee changes and restrictive dispute resolution clauses.
Polish antitrust regulators have accused Google of abusing its market power in negotiations with local publishers, potentially facing fines of up to 10% of its turnover.
McDonald's faces a proposed class-action lawsuit in the US over allegations that it used an AI-driven pricing system to illegally coordinate menu prices across its franchise network.

Former Groq engineers have sued the company's board over a $20 billion licensing deal with Nvidia, alleging that the structure unfairly favored insiders over common stockholders.

Google has challenged an EU mandate requiring the company to share search data and Android system access with competitors under the Digital Markets Act.

A US federal court has dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media against Google, ruling that publishers have no legal right to demand search traffic from AI summaries.

A US federal court has dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media against Google regarding the impact of AI search summaries on publisher traffic.

A New York federal judge has allowed a class of 5,000 publishers to pursue antitrust claims against Google, with potential damages exceeding $3.2 billion.

A US federal court has dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media against Google, ruling that the company’s AI Overviews feature does not violate antitrust laws.

A US federal judge has dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media, ruling that Google's AI search practices do not violate current antitrust laws.

Google faces growing legal and financial pressure as it compensates only a fraction of publishers for content used in its AI-powered search features.

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal has revived a class-action lawsuit against Apple and Amazon concerning a 2018 agreement that allegedly restricted third-party sales.

McDonald's is leveraging an AI-powered pricing engine to set menu prices across its global network, sparking concerns over price disparities and potential antitrust risks.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues that AI companies should not be exempt from antitrust and liability laws, rejecting calls for regulatory immunity from industry peers.

Major US institutions have filed amicus briefs with the Supreme Court supporting Apple in its long-running antitrust battle against Epic Games.

The UK competition regulator has proposed new rules requiring Google to offer users more search engine choices on Android and Chrome, including integration for AI assistants.
The US Department of Justice has urged the Supreme Court to overturn a contempt finding against Apple regarding its 27 percent commission on external app payments.
