Browsing: Antitrust

The Federal Trade Commission withdrew its request to postpone the Amazon trial, reversing an earlier claim of resource constraints due to cost-cutting.

The US Federal Trade Commission, under new leadership, is moving forward with a broad antitrust investigation of Microsoft, focusing on its AI operations and cloud-computing practices.

With Trump’s return, antitrust regulators may scrutinize the crypto industry, balancing innovation with competition.

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has approved Microsoft’s significant investment in OpenAI, bringing an end to a period of uncertainty.

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has concluded its investigation into Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI, stating that the tech giant does not have ‘de facto control’ over OpenAI. The CMA’s decision means that Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI does not require an antitrust investigation.

Britain has closed its investigation into Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI, concluding that the tech giant does not exert the level of control over the AI company warranting further scrutiny.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has approved Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI, removing a regulatory hurdle for the tech giant.

U.K. regulators will not launch a formal investigation into the Microsoft-OpenAI partnership, a decision that upholds the tech giant’s collaboration with the AI firm.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has dismissed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft regarding the bundling of its antivirus software with its Windows OS.

President-elect Donald Trump’s administration is expected to favor the cryptocurrency industry while continuing antitrust scrutiny of Big Tech, aligning with the priorities of some Silicon Valley donors.