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20 Aug 2026

Collective Wage Bargaining And Horizontal Mergers

17 Aug 2026

Generative AI, Platform Stances, and Content Creator Behavior

30 Jul 2026

Resilience and Restructuring Merger Efficiencies in Declining Industries
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Article • 20 Aug 2026

Collective Wage Bargaining And Horizontal Mergers
Article • 17 Aug 2026

Generative AI, Platform Stances, and Content Creator Behavior
Article • 30 Jul 2026

Resilience and Restructuring Merger Efficiencies in Declining Industries
- Antitrust & Competition
- Manufacturing
Article • 20 Jul 2026

Can Potential Vertical Integration Harm Be (Silver) Screened Horizontally? Empirical Answers From the Chinese Film Industry
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 17 Jul 2026

The Limits of Direct Cross-Border Participation in Capacity Markets of Weakly Interconnected Systems
Article • 16 Jul 2026

Reassessing Mix-And-Match Divestitures
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 13 Jul 2026

Navigating the Geopolitical and Technological Frontiers of Antitrust
- Antitrust & Competition
- Technology
Article • 08 Jul 2026

Hassle Costs in Online Auctions
Article • 06 Jul 2026

When and how to rescue efficiencies from oblivion in horizontal merger control?
Article • 03 Jul 2026

GAR Guide to Energy Arbitrations - Economic evidence at the liability stage: risk allocation, foreseeability and regulatory change
- Energy
- International Arbitration
Article • 30 Jun 2026

The European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: Compass Lexecon response to public consultation
Article • 26 Jun 2026

Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: The introduction of labour markets
Article • 23 Jun 2026

Taking Article 6(12) DMA seriously: FRAND access prices for app stores
- Digital Platforms
The Analysis • 18 Jun 2026

Assessing the potential impact of differences in regional scope when valuing SEP licences
- Intellectual Property
The Analysis • 18 Jun 2026

How severity analysis can help courts better assess econometric evidence: Rethinking statistical significance when quantifying cartel damages
- Antitrust & Competition
- Damages
The Analysis • 18 Jun 2026

Reflections on the Competition Appeal Tribunal's Expert Practice Direction on economic evidence
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 17 Jun 2026

Sripetch May Prove To Be An Empty Victory For The SEC
- Securities & Financial Markets