Tag results for: Corporate Actions
Opinion | Illumina and Antitrust’s Unholy Grail
Antitrust regulation is running off the rails in Europe and the U.S., and their citizens could wind up as collateral damage. The latest example is the European Commission’s...
Opinion | Lina Khan’s Merger Metaverse
Give Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan props for legal invention. Her agency’s lawsuit to block Facebook-parent Meta from acquiring Within Unlimited, the virtual-reality app developer, creates an...
Opinion | The Virtues of Stock Buybacks
By Jesse M. Fried and Charles C.Y. WangAug. 9, 2022 5:37 pm ETA 1% tax on stock buybacks is poised to become law as part of the Inflation...
Opinion | The FTC Heads for Legal Trouble
Its aggressive rule-making will create opportunities for judges to rein in the commission’s authority.
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Opinion | Democrats Trade One Bad Tax Increase for Another
Their stock buyback levy will hurt shareholders far more than it will CEOs.
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Opinion | Antitrust Attacks on Private Equity Hurt Consumers
Access to capital and management expertise is essential for fair competition in business. Historically, private-equity firms have played an important role, funding innovation and making U.S. capital markets...
