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Getting the deal done: antitrust tips to push a transaction through effectively
1. Think ahead • Which countries are the parties active in? • Is there a change of control? (Minority investments can trigger filing requirements in certain circumstances.) • How large is the turnover of the parties? (Transaction values, asset values and/or market shares may also trigger filings.) • Beware! Under competition law, turnover may include revenues not considered turnover under accounting rules. 2.
Secure Your Code with Copilot Security Instructions
Secure Your Code with Copilot Security Instructions Copilot Security Instructions is an open-source project that helps development teams get safer, more consistent results from GitHub Copilot. It combines centralized security guidance with ready-to-use review prompts so AI assistants like GitHub Copilot nudge developers toward secure patterns instead of risky shortcuts.
Security Isn’t Just Technical - It’s Emotional Now
In 2025, cyber threats don’t just target infrastructure, they target behavior. Curiosity. Trust. Overload. Urgency. And most security awareness programs? They still treat users like robots who forgot to read the manual. We built Callisto because we believe security begins with emotional resonance, not compliance. Attackers today don’t just exploit technical gaps.
Imposter Syndrome in the Age of AI
Imposter syndrome has long had fertile ground in the tech industry, well before AI ever entered the picture. For decades, the industry has rewarded those who appear all-knowing, self-sufficient, and always up to speed — not just because it looks impressive, but because we recognize how much time, effort, and mastery it often takes to get there. The result? A culture where asking questions feels risky, and uncertainty is mistaken for incompetence.
Why Trump's FTC May Not U-Turn On Robinson-Patman
By Edward Schwartz and Jay Simmons ( February 3, 2025, 4:15 PM EST) -- Last summer, we learned that the FTC was considering reaching into the deepest recesses of its enforcement toolbox to bring a case under the long-dormant price discrimination provision of the Robinson-Patman Act.[1] This Depression-era law makes it unlawful for a seller to charge higher prices to disfavored retailers that purchase similar goods.[2]... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
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