DOJ Antitrust Tech News
The US Department of Justice leads some of the most consequential antitrust cases against technology companies. This section follows its investigations, lawsuits, and settlements involving big tech.
Typical stories include trials over search and advertising technology, remedies proposed by the government, merger reviews, appeals, and statements from DOJ officials about competition in digital markets.
DOJ cases can reshape business models used by billions of people. Founders, investors, lawyers, and policy watchers follow this coverage to understand how US competition law is applied to technology.
2026-04-16
Newly unsealed documents from California's antitrust lawsuit against Amazon reveal alleged price-fixing tactics used by the tech giant. The state's Attorney General claims these records demonstrate how Amazon manipulated prices, though the company firmly denies any illegal pricing practices.
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A jury has ruled that Live Nation illegally monopolized the ticketing market, culminating in a landmark antitrust trial after years of regulatory scrutiny. The verdict now sets the stage for a potential breakup of the largest US concert promoter and ticket seller.
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