( July 18, 2025, 13:17 GMT | Press Round-Up United States) -- Contents:
- Fanatics, NFL defeat US antitrust case over merchandise restrictions
- ServiceNow’s Moveworks takeover gets in-depth US antitrust review
- Trump considers executive order on NCAA athletes' employment status
- Zillow rejects Compass’s US antitrust claims amid listing policy dispute
- Exxon-Pioneer, Chevron-Hess settlements fully vacated by US FTC
- Trump’s firing of FTC Commissioner Slaughter ‘unlawful,’ US court says
- Google’s Texas adtech trial delayed until Virginia judge rules on DOJ remedies
- PlayStation US antitrust settlement rejected over lack of clarity
- Chevron clinches Hess acquisition after winning Exxon legal battle
- Union Pacific exploring deal for Norfolk Southern- The National Football League won dismissal of a proposed plaintiffs’ class of apparel sellers' US antitrust claims over monopolization of licensed team merchandise, with a New York federal judge ruling the plaintiffs had not alleged sufficient facts to suggest they suffered an antitrust injury....
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