AT&T’s proposed $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile would have created the largest wireless carrier in the US, but it also raised a variety of antitrust concerns. On behalf of Sprint Nextel, CRA experts analyzed the proposed merger and demonstrated that the merger would be anticompetitive and harm consumers. AT&T ultimately chose to abandon the deal.
The economics and global implications of the French Google decision in ad tech
In this new episode of Antitrust Code by Concurrences, Mikaël Hervé explains the economics and global implications of the French Google decision in ad...