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    November 2025
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    The Global Antitrust Economics Conference

    Rosa Abrantes-Metz will discuss “Monopolization & Abuse of Dominance Enforcement – Developments Around the World.”

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    November 2025
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    Competition over Breakfast: The Economics of Measuring Market Power in "Traditional" and Digital Markets

    Dorcas Kwan and Peerawat Sanranchit will discuss market power.

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    September 2025
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    13th Bill Kovacic Antitrust Salon

    Rosa Abrantes-Metz explored pivotal developments in global tech investigations.

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    September 2025
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    International Bankers Financial Crimes Conference

    Walter Mix moderated “Navigating Financial Crime Risks in the Digital Asset Ecosystem,” and Samantha Welch discussed “Artificial Intelligence and Financial Crimes.”