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United States | Publication | March 2024
Antitrust and competition enforcers in the US, the European Union and the UK have recently turned their attention to information exchanges—a practice that in the past was more often cited as a so-called plus factor or appended as an afterthought to a traditional price-fixing claim. The times, though, they are a-changing.
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