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Antitrust and Competition Life Sciences Year in Review 2024 | JD Supra
The last year (and particularly the last few months) of the Biden Administration brought a flurry of activity from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the life sciences space, continuing a yearslong pattern of close scrutiny and culminating most notably in the issuance of a complaint against the leading pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
Antitrust and Competition Life Sciences Quarterly Update Q2 2024 | JD Supra
To date, 2024 has not yet seen the type of mega-merger (Pfizer/Seagen) or level of agency enforcement (Sanofi/Maze or Amgen/Horizon) as 2023. But two notable investigations — one still active — show the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is continuing to closely examine life sciences transactions for both horizontal and vertical concerns.
Antitrust And Competition Life Sciences Quarterly Update Q2 2024
To date, 2024 has not yet seen the type of mega-merger (Pfizer/Seagen) or level of agency enforcement (Sanofi/Maze or Amgen/Horizon) as 2023. But two notable investigations — one still active — show the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is continuing to closely examine life sciences transactions for both horizontal and vertical concerns.
Antitrust/Competition Law
On 3 September 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the European Commission (Commission) cannot encourage or accept referrals for below-threshold deals from national competition authorities if those authorities lack the power to review the merger under their own laws.
In a Landmark Judgment, Top European Court Curbs European Commission’s Ability to Review “Killer Acquisitions” | JD Supra
On 3 September 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the European Commission (Commission) cannot encourage or accept referrals for below-threshold deals from national competition authorities if those authorities lack the power to review the merger under their own laws.
In a Landmark Judgment, Top European Court Curbs European Commission’s Ability to Review “Killer Acquisitions”
On 3 September 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the European Commission (Commission) cannot encourage or accept referrals for below-threshold deals from national competition authorities if those authorities lack the power to review the merger under their own laws.
European Commission's First-Ever Abuse Of Dominance Probe For Shelving Of A Novel Pipeline Therapy - Antitrust, EU Competition - Worldwide
The European Commission (EC) has launched a formal investigation under its abuse of dominance rules into US life sciences company Zoetis in the area of novel veterinary medicines. The EC alleges that the discontinuation of a pipeline therapy by Zoetis was exclusionary conduct preventing the launch of a rival therapy that could have been brought to market by a third party in Europe.
European Commission’s First-Ever Abuse of Dominance Probe for Shelving of a Novel Pipeline Therapy | JD Supra
The European Commission (EC) has launched a formal investigation under its abuse of dominance rules into US life sciences company Zoetis in the area of novel veterinary medicines. The EC alleges that the discontinuation of a pipeline therapy by Zoetis was exclusionary conduct preventing the launch of a rival therapy that could have been brought to market by a third party in Europe.
Antitrust & Competition Technology 2023 Year in Review | JD Supra
Antitrust actions significantly impacted the technology sector in 2023 and are poised to have substantial repercussions in the future, affecting both major tech companies and emerging enterprises. In addition to a focus on the largest technology companies, a prevalent theme in much of the antitrust activity in the tech space in 2023 was the examination of behavior across vertically related products or services.
Satellite Dishes and the Landscapes of Taste
Breadcrumbs Section. Click here to navigate to respective pages. This chapter offers a case study that has both implicit and explicit points of theoretical engagement. It shows the way in which the personal tastes and preferences experienced and articulated in the domestic context to which ethnography gives some access, while always being personal are always also profoundly social.
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