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This Tiny Change Will Make Google Rein in AI Answer-Engine Battle

This time, if you want to find out what the tiny change is, you will need to read the whole…

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This Tiny Change Will Make Google Rein in AI Answer-Engine Battle

This time, if you want to find out what the tiny change…

Insights

Aeroméxico Faces More Turbulences Than Delta as DOT Ends Antitrust Immunity

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has pulled the plug on one…

Insights

A Presidential Signal with Regulatory Echoes

On September 25, 2025, Mexico’s President used her press conference to call…

Insights

CMA’s Fuel Market Scrutiny: High Margins, Weak Competition?

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has once again turned the…

Financial Analysis

Getty Stock Raises 10% In a Day, But October Will Be Bumpy

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to issue its Phase I decision on the $3.7 billion Getty–Shutterstock…

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Antitrust Club

The Compounding Effect of a Cartel: More than “Just” Higher Prices

When firms collude on price, they’re not just overcharging customers. They’re also reshaping revenue, profits,…

Antitrust Club

Why Lawyers and Regulators MUST Check Earnings Reports

Beyond audited annual reports and regulatory filings, listed companies communicate with investors through quarterly earnings…

Antitrust Club

What is WACC and ROCE and Why Regulators Use them?

In competition and market investigations, regulators often want to know if companies are making “normal”…

Antitrust Club

When Capital Injections Raise Regulatory Red Flags

A capital increase is when a company issues new shares to raise additional equity from…

Antitrust Club

Why Brussels Is Looking at EBITDA to Police Subsidies

This profitability metric can play an important role under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation. As we…

Antitrust Club

Delivery Hero, Volkswagen, Renault Lost 7-10% After Cartel Fines. Could IFF Follow Suit?

When antitrust authorities announce a cartel investigation, the stock price of the companies involved usually…