Antitrust

Antitrust officials at the DOJ are poised to block the deal between the two wireless carriers, days after the FCC announced it planned to approve the merger.

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The Federal Trade Commission said on Thursday that the deal was approved.

A Japan Fair Trade Commission spokesman said he could not confirm the report but added: 'I won't say the contents are incorrect.'

The European Union has accused Google of promoting its shopping service in Internet searches at the expense of rival services in a case that has dragged on since late 2010.

Regulators are said to be looking into claims about whether Apple's treatment of rival streaming music apps is illegal under antitrust law.

New York and Connecticut are investigating Apple's negotiations with music companies to look for signs of potential violations.

The iPhone maker prepares to debut a new version of the Beats Music streaming service.

In another antitrust investigation, the search giant is accused of distorting Internet search results to favor its shopping service.

A newly released document could be taken into account by European antitrust regulators.

The lawsuit comes as the Internet search company faces increased regulatory pressure from European authorities.

A U.S. jury decided the company did not act improperly when it restricted music purchases for iPod users to Apple's iTunes digital store.

The trial proceeds without a plaintiff because most class action suits are for the benefit of lawyers, not customers.

Court proceedings are underway in California as the tech giant has to defend actions it took on iPods purchased between 2006 and 2009 wiping music off users' iPods accounts downloaded from competing music services.

Following a six-week courtship, two mega real-estate listings websites are joining forces to create a colossal database of digital listings.

The terms, which are undisclosed, are contingent on the outcome of Apple's appeal of an antitrust ruling that it conspired with five major publishers to make eBooks more expensive.

Sprint owner Masayoshi Son -- the richest man in Japan -- is lately making the press rounds in America to hype a potential acquisition of T-Mobile.