Tag Archives: Antitrust

What Came First, the Deal or the Antitrust Scrutiny? Netflix and Paramount’s Fight for Warner

Luis Chacin — Netflix’s proposed purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming operations generated one of the biggest modern antitrust questions in media: What happens when one of the largest subscription streaming distributors acquires a major studio and rival streamer in the same swoop? The deal has unfolded in a high-profile, contested process that […]

Unrivaled Basketball’s Slam-Dunk of an Inaugural Season and What it May Mean for Unrivaled Players as Equity Partners

Jodi Kain – The resurgence of women’s basketball has been front and center in the news, driven by standout athletes like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, throughout the excitement of the 2023 and 2024 NCAA Women’s March Madness Championship tournaments. Now a new headline is emerging: the launch and initial success of a unique professional […]

The Race to the Finish Line: Michael Jordan Takes on NASCAR in Antitrust Litigation

Ethan Anagnos – Michael Jordan is the king of the basketball court, but it seems he has finally met his match in the courtroom- with NASCAR. In 2020, Jordan embarked on a mission to make his mark in the motorsports world by forming and becoming a co-owner of 23XI Racing, along with NASCAR legend Denny […]

The True Cost of Fashion? Ignoring Shareholders

Carolina Varas – Fashion has a price, but accurately representing information to shareholders does not. Yet for Capri Holdings, the cost of failing to do so is proving to be steep. Capri Holdings Limited, a multinational fashion holding company, owns globally recognized brands such as Versace, Jimmy Choo, and Michael Kors. Similarly, Tapestry Inc., an […]