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FTC to Host Public Workshop to Explore Possible Anticompetitive Efforts to Restrict Competition on the Internet
Muris to Detail E-Commerce Workshop Focused on The Costs And Consequences to Consumers of State Regulations and Business Agreements
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight U.S. Court of Appeals For the Federal Circuit Perspectives on the Intersection Between Antitrust and Intellectual Property Law and Policy
Administrative Law Judge Bars Distributors of Three Tenors Media from Agreeing to "Fix, Raise, or Stabilize" Prices
Biovail Corporation
The Commission charged Biovail Corporation with illegally acquiring an exclusive patent license for Tiazac, a pharmaceutical used to treat high blood pressure and chronic chest pain. The complaint further alleged that Biovail, in an effort to maintain its monopoly, wrongfully listed the acquired license in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s “Orange Book” for the purpose of blocking generic competition to its branded Tiazac. The consent order requires Biovail to divest part of its exclusive rights to DOV; prohibits the firm from taking any action that would trigger additional statutory stays on final FDA approval of a generic form of Tiazac; and also prohibits Biovail from wrongfully listing any patents in the Orange Book for a product for which the company already has an New Drug Application from the FDA.
FTC Issues Complaint Against Rambus, Inc.
FTC/DOJ Hearings Continue to Highlight the Intersection of Antitrust and Intellectual Property Law and Policy
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight the Intersection Between Antitrust and Intellectual Property Law and Policy
FTC Protecting Children's Privacy Online
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight the Intersection of Antitrust and Intellectual Property Law and Policy
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight Additional Business and Economic Perspectives on Competition and Intellectual Property Policy
FTC Staff Provides Connecticut with Comments on the Sale of Contact Lenses by Out-of-State Sources
Amended Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Mohave County (Arizona) Attorney and Federal Trade Commission
Announced Actions for March 22, 2002
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight Further Business and Economic Perspectives on Competition and Intellectual Property Policy
Announced Actions for February 22, 2002
FTC/DOJ Hearings to Highlight Business and Economic Perspectives on Competition and Intellectual Property Policy
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