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Sonia Arrison has an article at TechNewsWorld on the recent FTC investigation and New York state prosecution of Intel for supposed antitrust violations. In a classic Bootleggers and Baptists move, AMD is complaining that Intel has been offering sales incentives to undercut AMD. But it’
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1 year ago
This applies to antitrust as well. Regulators are always looking for the next big theory of antitrust liability -- especially under Section 2 of the Sherman Act -- that will give them unfettered control of the market.