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"The Nature and Limits of Restructuring in Merger Review"
FTC Preserves Competition in Market for Title Information Services
Abuse of Dominance in Relation to Intellectual Property: U.S. Perspectives and the Intel Cases
Emerging Antitrust Issues in Electronic Commerce
What Are We Learning from the Microsoft Case?
Global Merger Enforcement
Announced Actions for September 16, 1999
Workshop: Market Power and Consumer Protection Issues Involved with Encouraging Competition in the U.S. Electric Industry
FTC Releases Report on Commission's Divestiture Process
Monier Lifetile LLC, Boral Ltd., and Lafarge S.A, In the Matter of
The FTC charged that Boral Ltd. and LaFarge SA violated antitrust laws by establishing a joint venture, Monier Lifetile LLC, that combined their concrete roofing tile (CRT) manufacturing divisions. Boral and LaFarge are the two largest producers of CRT in the United States. To settle FTC charges that the joint venture would likely substantially reduce competition in the market for CRT, Monier Lifetile LLC agreed to sell production facilities in Arizona, California and Florida to CRH PLC.
Antitrust and Intellectual Property Law: From Adversaries to Partners
Antitrust in a Global High-Tech Economy
Monier Lifetile Will Sell Assets to Settle FTC Antitrust Charges
21st Report (FY 1998)
Mylan, Nation's Second Largest Generic Drug Maker, Charged with Restraint of Trade, Conspiracy & Monopolization
Proposed Consent Order Would Bar Restraints on Competition For Marine Pilot Services in Oregon
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