By Khushita Vasant ( December 18, 2024, 02:48 GMT | Insight) -- Jonathan Kanter, chief of the Department of Justice's antitrust division, today highlighted "existential" threats the agency faces such as inadequate funding, dominant companies in the healthcare industry and runaway costs of hiring expert witnesses that drain the budget. Kanter, who steps down Dec. 20 from his role as assistant attorney general for antitrust, offered advice to his successor and future antitrust enforcers while delivering farewell remarks at DOJ headquarters in Washington, DC.Jonathan Kanter, chief of the Department of Justice's antitrust division, today highlighted "existential" threats the agency faces such as inadequate funding, dominant companies in the healthcare industry and runaway costs of hiring expert witnesses that drain the budget....
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