Why Google is the DOJ's first antitrust case in decades - The Washington Post
DOJ Solicited Outside Law Firm for Help With Tech Antitrust Case - Bloomberg
Antitrust Authorities Focused on Employer Collusion in Labor Markets: DOJ Antitrust Division Brings Another Criminal No-Poach, Wage-Fixing Case | The V&E Report | Managing the Modern Workplace | Insights | Vinson &
Playing Chicken: DOJ Presses on With High-Profile Antitrust Cases Despite Series of Defeats | Corporate Compliance Insights
DOJ's Revival of Section 2 Litigation is Part of “New Era of Vigorous and Effective” Antitrust Enforcement | Winston & Strawn
DOJ set to take historic antitrust case against Google to trial - ABC News
Department of Justice set back by acquittals in labor antitrust cases | Baker & Miller PLLC
Antitrust Merger Enforcement Update and Outlook - Gibson Dunn
DOJ v. Google: Landmark antitrust case wraps up first week
FTC/DOJ merger guidelines reflect 'anti-merger' agenda | IFLR
Whistling in the Wind? DOJ's Unusual Statement of Interest in FTC v. Qualcomm Case Highlights Disparity Between U.S. Antitrust Agencies on FRAND, SEPs, & Competition Law - Antitrust Watch
The DOJ And FTC's New Antitrust Heads Plan To Overhaul M&A Review (Someday) | AdExchanger
Google Alleges 'Deep-Seated Bias' by DOJ Top Antitrust Official Jonathan Kanter - Bloomberg
Antitrust Division | Antitrust Division
DOJ Nears Decision on NAR Case as Antitrust Trial Begins
As the Antitrust Case Against Google Kicks Off, Here's Where the DOJ Should Start - SparkToro
DOJ's Controversial Approach to Antitrust Law: A Closer Look | U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Google's antitrust showdown with US could 'dramatically change' competition | Business and Economy News | Al Jazeera
Antitrust Division | Antitrust Division
The DOJ Keeps Losing Antitrust Cases | U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Expert Perspectives on Biggest Court Cases
Google's antitrust trial starts in Washington - POLITICO
Amazon Antitrust Case Signals Renewed Interest in Enforcement
Google vs DOJ antitrust trial: "Benevolent dictatorship" remark by ex-employee
Justice Department backs key points in antitrust lawsuit
