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The Antitrust Week In Review

				
Posted  02/16/15
								

				 
								 				Here are some of the developments in antitrust news this past week that we found interesting and are following.

.  Qualcomm has agreed to pay a $975 million fine for violating China’s antimonopoly law.  As part of the deal, Qualcomm has also agreed to lower its royalty rates on patents used in China for high-speed wireless data, which will help smartphone makers in China.

				 
				 					 

						
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FTC Convinces Ninth Circuit That Improved Patient Care Is No Cure For Anticompetitive Healthcare Merger

				
Posted  02/11/15
								

				 
								 				By Matthew L. Cantor

The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) chalked up another victory against a healthcare merger yesterday as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals  the decision of the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho blocking a merger between St. Luke’s Health System and a primary care physician (“PCP”) group in Nampa, Idaho.

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European Antitrust Watchdogs Warn Of Uncertain Future For Pay-For-Delay Settlements

				
Posted  02/10/15
								

				 
								 				A View from Constantine Cannon’s London Office

By Irene Fraile

A recent lively discussion with European Commission competition officials indicates that antitrust enforcement is continuing to evolve to deal with the thorny issues raised by so-called “reverse-payment” or “pay-for-delay” patent litigation settlements designed to delay the sale of generic drugs.

On January 29, 2015, Brussels Matters...				 
				 					 

						
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European Commission Fines London-Based Broker ICAP 14.9 Million Euros For Facilitating Yen Libor Cartels

				
Posted  02/9/15
								

				 
								 				A View from Constantine Cannon’s London Office

By Yulia Tosheva and James Ashe-Taylor

The European Commission (“EC”)  London-based ICAP, the world’s largest broker of interest-rate swaps, for facilitating bank cartels in the market for Yen-denominated interest rate derivatives.

The EC already imposed heavy fines of 669 million euros on UBS, the Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup...				 
				 					 

						
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The Antitrust Week in Review

				
Posted  02/8/15
								

				 
								 				Here are some of the developments in antitrust news this past week that we found interesting and are following.

.  Staples and Office Depot are hoping to convince antitrust regulators that their $6.3 billion merger should be approved because the office supply world’s a different place from what it was in 1997, when their previous attempt to combine...				 
				 					 

						
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Fifth Circuit Rejects Jury Verdict Of Quarter Horse Conspiracy, Finding Elite Animal Registries To Be A Horse Of A Different Color

				
Posted  02/4/15
								

				 
								 				By Seth D. Greenstein

A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has  a jury’s verdict that a horse breeding association illegally conspired with some of its members to exclude genetically cloned horses from its elite quarter horse breeding registry, holding the plaintiffs’ circumstantial evidence was insufficient to rebut an inference of independent conduct.

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Sysco May Be Selling “Fix-it-First” To Save Food Distributors’ Merger, But FTC May Not Be Buying

				
Posted  02/3/15
								

				 
								 				By Allison F. Sheedy

Sysco Corp. announced a divestiture plan this week that it claims should address concerns of the Federal Trade Commission (the “FTC”) about the food behemoth’s proposed acquisition of US Foods, which would combine the two largest food distributors in the United States.

Sysco, the nation’s largest food distributor,  on Monday that it is prepared to sell 11 US Foods distribution...				 
				 					 

						
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Massachusetts Court Unsettles Partners’ Hospital Merger By Nixing Consent Judgment

				
Posted  02/2/15
										

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								 				A Massachusetts state court on Thursday derailed the settlement of a challenge to the proposed merger of Partners Health System with rivals South Shore Health and Educational Corp. (South Shore Hospital) and Hallmark Health Corp. (Lawrence Memorial Hospital and Melrose-Wakefield Hospital) by taking the unusual step of  negotiated by the state’s top antitrust enforcer.

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The Antitrust Week in Review

				
Posted  02/2/15
								

				 
								 				Here are some of the developments in antitrust news this past week that we found interesting and are following.

.  Federal courts often find the extent to which U.S. antitrust laws have a global reach to be one of the thorniest issues to deal with.  The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is wrestling with this issue as it reviews a $147.8 million...				 
				 					 

						
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Baseball Antitrust Exemption Extends 93-Year Winning Streak In Federal Courts

				
Posted  01/21/15
								

				 
								 				By Nneka Ukpai

Although federal courts may consider baseball’s antitrust exemption to make about as much sense as the , last week’s decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in  shows that courts still consider themselves bound to invoke that anachronistic exemption to call antitrust plaintiffs out.

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