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Kakao Mobility faces South Korea Supreme Court appeal over self-preferencing ruling June 13, 2025 | Jenny Lee

Kakao Mobility is headed to South Korea’s top court after the country’s antitrust watchdog appealed an appellate ruling that had overturned a 27.1 billion won (about $20 million) sanction over the company’s us... (more story)

NCAA’s pending NIL settlement puts pressure on US Congress to act June 12, 2025 | Clayton Vickers

The National Collegiate Athletic Association’s pending $2.7 billion settlement to resolve issues with name, image and likeness compensation for student athletes requires Congress to quickly enact federal stand... (more story)

Bancomat bid to widen probe into Mastercard rejected by Italian court June 12, 2025 | Anna Ferrari

Cashpoint operator Bancomat has seen judges reject its bid this week to get Italy’s competition regulator to widen an investigation into Mastercard’s process for users to load cards into digital wallets, or se... (more story)

EU airlines see drop in website traffic due to DMA June 12, 2025 | Jean Comte

EU airlines are seeing a decrease in approximately 10 to 20 percent of traffic on their website since the implementation of Digital Markets Act, an industry representative told a conference today. Lobbyists fo... (more story)

American Airlines sees judicial threat to pro-consumer partnerships June 12, 2025 | Flavia Fortes

American Airlines told the US Supreme Court that allowing to stand the appeals court ruling that dismantled its Northeast Alliance with JetBlue would indefinitely chill procompetitive joint ventures involving ... (more story)

Amazon urges EU judges to scrap 'arbitrary' Digital Services Act designation (update*) June 12, 2025 | Sara Brandstätter

Amazon called on EU judges today to annul the designation of its online marketplace as a “very large online platform” under the EU's Digital Services Act, arguing that it doesn't pose any systemic risk to its ... (more story)

Apple appeals French watchdog’s app tracking transparency decision June 12, 2025 | Jean Comte and Nicholas Hirst

Apple has filed a lawsuit at the Paris Court of Appeal to contest a decision by the French competition authority over its tracking transparency policy for applications, as well as the fine of 150 million euros... (more story)

European Parliament looks set to ditch AI liability, patents bills after EPP move June 12, 2025 | Luca Bertuzzi and Inbar Preiss

The European Parliament looks increasingly likely to not oppose the withdrawal of legislative proposals on AI liability and standard essential patents after the largest political group, the center-right Europe... (more story)

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Valve US antitrust sanctions scuffle highlights risky business of arbitration June 12, 2025 | Chris May

Valve is the latest company turning to controversial tactics as corporate America looks for a new litigation escape hatch now that the days of arbitration appear to be numbered. 

French ‘no-poach’ fines show sharpening of EU focus on labor-market abuses June 12, 2025 | Jean Comte, Nicholas Hirst and Lewis Crofts

With four companies sanctioned yesterday, France’s competition authority is the latest European agency to intervene against worker “no-poach” clauses, adding heft to a new concern for regulators. But lawyers m... (more story)

US FTC advertising collusion probe dials up antitrust pressure on ad agencies June 11, 2025 | Chris May, Alex Wilts, Ilana Kowarski and Clayton Vickers

Revelations about a US Federal Trade Commission probe into whether conservative publishers were targeted by illegal group boycotts from advertisers has upped the ante for an industry already facing state and c... (more story)

Steeper individual fines seen as China pushes for greater antitrust compliance June 11, 2025 | MLex Staff

China’s antitrust authorities have steadily tightened individual accountability under the 2022 revised Antimonopoly Law, reinforcing the message that personal responsibility in antitrust violations carries sig... (more story)

Apple says Brazil CADE violated its due process June 09, 2025 | Maria Júlia Baumert

Apple has introduced a new line of defense in its ongoing dispute with Brazil’s competition authority over its App Store practices: it’s accusing the authority of due-process violations. Apple is now leveragin... (more story)

Apple’s EU interoperability order founded on narrow view of ecosystem ‘integrity’ June 06, 2025 | Lewis Crofts

Apple’s claim that the security and privacy of iPhone users is put at risk by EU tech regulation failed to stymie demands for more interoperability, after officials took a narrow stance on when risks to a devi... (more story)

US state bills targeting rent-setting algorithms seeing mixed results June 05, 2025 | Emma Whitford

A cluster of US state bills aimed at blocking the use of algorithmic rent-setting tools is seeing mixed outcomes this year — from a breakthrough in Connecticut to a dead end in Colorado — even as a proposed ba... (more story)

US Supreme Court has opportunity to take up rule of reason standard for joint ventures June 05, 2025 | Flavia Fortes

The stage is set for the US Supreme Court to decide whether to take up American Airlines’ request to review a lower court ruling on its joint venture with JetBlue — a case that could clarify the application of... (more story)