Chip on Your Shoulder: The US’ struggle to keep down Chinese semiconductors
The US Government is looking for ways to keep the most advanced semiconductor technology out of China.
The US Government is looking for ways to keep the most advanced semiconductor technology out of China.
There is a growing trend of legislation and litigation worldwide aimed at curbing the duopoly that Apple and Google have over app stores.
On Wednesday 26 January the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) intercepted the proposed £1.9 billion merger between travel giants National Express and Stagecoach.
The $68.7bn bid for the acquisition of video-game developer Activision by tech giant Microsoft has drawn attention from US and EU antitrust regulators for privacy and market dominance concerns.
A US judge has denied Meta’s second attempt to dismiss the antitrust lawsuit being brought against it by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) - the country’s competition watchdog.
Uber is facing a driver crisis as it struggles with competition and a collection of shortages.
The UK Government has suspended competition law for the oil industry to help them work together to target petrol stations most in need of fuel.
European low-cost airline EasyJet has turned down a bid from rival budget carrier, Wizz Air, as the ground shifts in the fragmented European airline market.
The sports streaming service, DAZN, is in advanced talks to buy BT’s sport channel. The deal would reshape the UK sports broadcasting market.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) have threatened to take enforcement action against Covid test providers after allegations have surfaced of “poor service” which could amount to a breach of consumer protection law.