On July 9, 2021, President Biden signed a far-reaching executive order aimed at promoting competition in the American economy.
With directives covering a dozen agencies and establishing a new White House Competition Counsel, the Executive Order will impact many different sectors, including technology, healthcare, agriculture, labor, and beyond. At the same time, there are several antitrust developments in the US that suggest that political interest in antitrust is not going away any time soon, and even more reform efforts are likely to be on the horizon.
In our 14th episode, podcast host Jenn Mellott speaks with Bruce McCulloch and Justin Stewart-Teitelbaum to discuss these developments and what they mean for businesses.
Tech IPOs – what can we expect in 2019?
The impact of EU regulation on US tech
Cyber security: our experience at the Expo
Cyber security: are you on your best behaviour?
Digital transformation: the secrets of success
Foreign investment review: shifting sands
How to build a digital business
Fuji-Xerox: don’t copy this
The rise of people analytics
Class actions go global
Definitely maybe. Investigating M&A deal certainty
Data and merger control
Foreign investment review: Broadcom–Qualcomm
Foreign investment review: the state of play
GDPR for US companies
Introducing the Freshfields digital podcast series
What’s different about digital deals?
US tax reform
Auction strategies
'Wait, what?' moments in cross-border M&A
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