Antitrust law; what's the FTC up to?

Article Abstract:

A history of the FTC's stance on corporate divestitures followed by some of the changes the merger process has undergone is given. The agency increasingly requires that a remedy completely eliminate all increased concentration from a merger. Divestitures deals should be structured so that there are no continuing ties to the buyer.

Innovations, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Corporate divestiture, Divestiture

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Antitrust; electronic media

Article Abstract:

Issues are discussed regarding the collaboration guidelines as they apply to B2B exchanges and ways lawyers can help clients avoid the pitfalls such exchanges can create if not properly planned and implemented are also included.

Standards, Competition (Economics), Monopsonies

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Antitrust law; globalization and the E.U

Article Abstract:

The globalization of antitrust law is discussed , with the substantive convergence of EU and American merger law and merger remedies as an example. Factors which the EU plans to consider in developing an effective merger remedy, many based on FTC procedures, are summarized.

European Union, Interpretation and construction, International economic relations, Antitrust law (International law)

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