Michael Jordan testifies in NASCAR antitrust lawsuit
Basketball legend Michael Jordan gives pivotal testimony in a major antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, alleging the body blocked his team's charter. Read the full details.
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Unions Demand Block on Netflix-Warner Bros $72bn Merger
US unions call for regulators to block Netflix's $72bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, warning it will eliminate jobs, cut wages, and reduce content diversity for viewers.
Unions call for Netflix-Warner Bros merger to be blocked
US unions urge regulators to block Netflix's $72bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, warning of job losses and higher prices for consumers. Full analysis inside.
Netflix $72bn Warner Bros Deal Faces Price & Legal Hurdles
Netflix's proposed $72bn takeover of Warner Bros assets could lead to higher subscription prices and a major legal fight, experts warn. Discover the potential impact on your streaming bills.
Michael Jordan to Testify in NASCAR Antitrust Trial
NBA legend Michael Jordan is set to testify in the federal antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR. The case, filed by his team 23XI Racing, alleges unfair revenue sharing. Follow the latest from the courtroom.
NASCAR trial: Owner testifies over $100M loss
Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins testifies in an explosive antitrust case against NASCAR, detailing massive financial losses and a 'take-it-or-leave-it' charter agreement. Follow the trial that could reshape American motorsport.
NASCAR's Phelps: Jordan Lawsuit Won't End Our Friendship
NASCAR commissioner Steve Phelps insists his bond with Michael Jordan will endure a bitter antitrust trial. Read the latest from the Charlotte courtroom.
Michael Jordan attends opening of NASCAR antitrust trial
The high-stakes federal antitrust trial against NASCAR has begun, with basketball legend Michael Jordan in attendance. A jury was seated to hear claims the series bullies teams. Read the latest.
Welsh Rugby Governance Crisis Exposed in Springboks Match
Welsh rugby faces a perfect storm as the national team, stripped of key players, takes on South Africa. This fixture exposes years of poor governance from the WRU, letting down players and fans alike.
US Union Leader Pleads Not Guilty in Protest Case
Southern California labour leader David Huerta pleads not guilty to a misdemeanour charge following an immigration raid protest. His trial is set for January 2026.
Meta Faces $16bn Fine in Italy Over WhatsApp AI Probe
Italy's antitrust watchdog investigates Meta for allegedly forcing its AI chatbot onto WhatsApp users without consent. Potential fine could exceed $16 billion if found guilty of EU rule breaches.
Rent Algorithm Curbed After Price-Fixing Claims
RealPage's rent-setting software is restricted in a landmark US settlement. Discover how this impacts rental markets and what it means for competition.
CFMEU Officials Jailed for Bribery Scandal
Two former CFMEU officials sentenced for corruptly taking bribes. The union pledges to rebuild after this 'egregious breach of trust'. Read the full details.
Djokovic's PTPA nears settlement with Tennis Australia
Novak Djokovic's players' association is close to settling its antitrust lawsuit against Tennis Australia. The move could signal a major shift in player welfare and prize money disputes.
Meta Wins EU Antitrust Case Over WhatsApp-Instagram
Meta secures major victory as EU court overturns €1.2bn antitrust fine. The ruling protects WhatsApp and Instagram integration plans. Discover the implications for tech regulation.
Meta wins FTC antitrust case, avoids breakup
A US judge rules Meta does not hold a social media monopoly, blocking the FTC's attempt to force a breakup of Instagram and WhatsApp. Discover the implications for tech regulation.
EU investigates Google over publisher content demotion
The European Union has opened a formal investigation into Google for allegedly unfairly demoting media publishers' content in search results, risking another multibillion-euro fine. Discover the implications for the tech giant.
HMRC worker refuses office return, blames union
A UK tax office worker's refusal to return to the office post-lockdown sparks legal battle, with union advice at the centre of the controversy. Exclusive details on the employment tribunal case.
BofA CEO exits Adobe board after DOJ scrutiny
Bank of America's chief executive Brian Moynihan has unexpectedly resigned from Adobe's board of directors following US Department of Justice concerns about potential interlocking directorates antitrust violations.
Mamdani's Policies Reshape European Political Landscape
Once-controversial economic policies championed by New York politician Zohran Mamdani are gaining surprising traction across Europe as governments seek solutions to cost-of-living and housing crises.
Epic Games and Google settle antitrust lawsuit
Epic Games and Google have reached a landmark settlement in their antitrust dispute, potentially reshaping the mobile app economy and challenging Google's Play Store dominance.
EU Crisis: Von der Leyen's Leadership Under Threat
Ursula von der Leyen faces mounting pressure as EU leaders clash over key appointments and far-right parties threaten to disrupt the bloc's political balance. Exclusive analysis of the power struggle reshaping Europe.
David Gow: Guardian's European Editor Dies at 72
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Gow, The Guardian's esteemed European editor whose sharp analysis and deep understanding of EU affairs informed British readers for decades.
Teamsters Union Endorses Trump in 2025 Election Shock
In a dramatic political shift, the powerful Teamsters union has thrown its support behind Donald Trump for the 2025 presidential election, creating shockwaves across the American political landscape.
Google Faces US Antitrust Case Over Chrome Dominance
The US Justice Department launches landmark antitrust case against Google, alleging the tech giant illegally maintains Chrome browser monopoly through restrictive agreements with Apple and other partners.
Zuckerberg Faces Antitrust Firestorm Over Meta Tactics
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces damning allegations as internal emails reveal ruthless acquisition strategy designed to crush competition, with former Trump advisor Pam Bondi joining the legal battle.
Eddie Jones returns as Japan rugby coach
Controversial coach Eddie Jones makes stunning comeback to Japanese rugby just months after walking away from Wallabies disaster during Autumn Nations Series.
Rail union boss's Las Vegas trip funded by members
RMT union leader Mick Lynch faces scrutiny after spending thousands on a Las Vegas conference and luxury hotel stays, funded by members' subscription fees during a cost of living crisis.
Amazon accused of anti-competitive cloud practices in UK
Exclusive investigation reveals how Amazon Web Services faces mounting criticism from tech rivals and regulators over alleged anti-competitive behaviour in Britain's cloud computing sector.
Oxford Union pays £25,000 for Trump Instagram post
The prestigious Oxford Union faces mounting criticism after paying £25,000 for an Instagram post featuring Donald Trump, sparking outrage among students and alumni over the controversial expenditure.
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