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  • Chief Antitrust Correspondent, MLex
Washington, D.C.
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Antitrust Division staff depart US DOJ as morale sinks

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By Khushita Vasant Verified, Alex Wilts, Chris May Verified
| MLex Verified
Antitrust Division staff depart US DOJ as morale sinks By Khushita Vasant, Alex Wilts and Chris May April 6, 2026, 5:15 PM GMT Low morale and concerns about the direction of enforcement have led to a series of departures from the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice, and more exits are expected...
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Calif. enforcer says first-party algorithms can be future competitive concern

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By Khushita Vasant Verified
| MLex Verified
March 27, 2026, 23:46 GMT | Insight First-party algorithms and the way they function in a market will be a key emerging area in the near future, and antitrust enforcers should think about and learn about potential competition concerns it poses so they're not caught off guard, a top California enforcer said.
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Texas antitrust chief says counsel must take state CIDs on cases seriously

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By Khushita Vasant Verified
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March 27, 2026, 22:27 GMT | Insight US state attorneys general have the capability to bring their antitrust and merger cases on their own without relying on the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission, and should parties receive a civil investigative demand in a matter, they should take it seriously, a top Texas enforcer said. "If you are merging parties, if you represent the merging parties, I think you should think carefully when the state gets involved.
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