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US-Japan tariff dispute – lessons for compliance
Japan’s reciprocal tariff agreement with the US underscores how fragile trade commitments can create layered compliance risk.
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GRIP Extra: CapitalOne denies FDIC charges, Jane Street “not cooperating” with Indian tax investigation
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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DOJ launches antitrust investigation into NewYork-Presbyterian
The case reflects new efforts to target “steering restrictions” and other anticompetitive practices in the healthcare industry.
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Google commits $500m to compliance overhaul
Lawyers claim investment signals major shift in how search giant will manage regulatory risk.
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European Commission fines Apple and Meta €700m
Tech giants found to have breached obligations on anti-steering rules, but fines lighter than expected.
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Trump just fired the two Democratic members of the FTC
Move marks POTUS’s latest attempt to control independent federal agencies under an expanded concept of executive power.
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GRIP Q&A: FTC and DOJ sticks with 2023 merger guidelines
Michelle Mantine and Courtney Bedell Averbach analyze what this means for businesses and assess potential antitrust regulation developments under President Trump.
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CMA receives offer from Vifor Pharma
If the offer is accepted, Vifor Pharma’s commitments will become legally binding and the CMA will not have to determine if the law was broken.