Business

Competition Powers Growth and Affordable Electricity

Competition Powers Growth and Affordable Electricity

Effective antitrust enforcement in the electricity sector can promote competition and protect consumers’ interests.

Netflix’s $5.8 Billion Breakup Fee

Netflix’s $5.8 Billion Breakup Fee

Breakup fees should be taxed as ordinary expenses to encourage market activity.

Presuming Good Faith

Presuming Good Faith

Scholar argues that Delaware partnerships risk turning investor safeguards into a box-checking exercise.

Antitrust Remedies After Google

Antitrust Remedies After Google

Herbert Hovenkamp discusses the Google search remedies decision and its impact on future competition enforcement.

Shareholder Influence on Executive Compensation

Shareholder Influence on Executive Compensation

Scholars discuss shareholder-driven approaches to corporate executive compensation.

How to Fix Small-Business Lending

How to Fix Small-Business Lending

Scholar calls for regulatory protections for small businesses facing abusive lending practices.

Private Actions Fill Public Gaps

Private Actions Fill Public Gaps

Scholars discuss private litigation filling SEC enforcement gaps.

Understanding the Meaning Behind USDA’s Organic Label

Understanding the Meaning Behind USDA’s Organic Label

Scholar contends that USDA’s organic label veils corporate shortcuts and diluted standards.

Corporate Director Liability in the Era of Cybersecurity Risks

Corporate Director Liability in the Era of Cybersecurity Risks

Scholar identifies a basis to hold directors liable for misleading cybersecurity disclosures.

California and the Antitrust Frontier

California and the Antitrust Frontier

Paula Blizzard discusses the California Department of Justice’s leadership in antitrust enforcement.

Managing Meat Monopolies

Managing Meat Monopolies

Scholars consider the contours of antitrust regulation in meatpacking.

Stewardship or Censorship at the FCC

Stewardship or Censorship at the FCC

Experts debate whether the FCC is necessary to the information marketplace or a dangerous anachronism.