Sentence examples for antitrust attention from inspiring English sources

"It is the kind of thing that is likely to get antitrust attention," Mr. Picker said.

Deemed benign at worst, and more often beneficial, mergers involving complementary products attracted little antitrust attention.

He places such activity first in a theoretical context and then in an historical context that shows why peer review merits particular antitrust attention.

Facebook needs to lay the groundwork now to avoid being the focus of antitrust attention in the next decade, or attorney general/class action lawyers in the next two years.

Years ago when Xerox invented the copier business and drew the unwelcome antitrust attention of the Federal Trade Commission, bureaucrats didn't foresee that a slew of companies would soon make cheaper, less advanced copiers that over time would become more efficient and reliable and would, ultimately, eat Xerox's lunch.

AT&T, which had long been the subject of antitrust attention, was the exemplar of that notion -- and Bell Labs provided the fruits.

The Libe committee's call is the latest political call to spin up and scale up antitrust effort and attention around social media.

The Libe committee's call is the latest political call to spin up and scale up antitrust effort and attention around social media. .

Although mergers receive significant media attention, antitrust enforcement has not regularly been in the U.S. headlines since a long-running government battle with Microsoft Corp beginning in the 1990s.

"There was a naïve sense on the part of people who don't pay attention to antitrust that Republicans would differ a lot from Democrats when it came to enforcing antitrust laws," said Jeff Eisenach, president of the Progress and Freedom Foundation, a free-market research organization based in Washington.

One is that an increased emphasis on retail markets will draw more attention from antitrust authorities, especially in America.