U S antitrust rules face foreign firms says attorney general
William French Smith told UN lawyers the Reagan administration opposes rigid application of U S antitrust laws to foreign corporations doing business in the United States He argued laws aim to promote competition and low consumer prices and urged courts to return to economic reality limiting enforcement to horizontal collaborations and avoid vertical control of production and distribution He noted other nations may adopt similar statutes as they recognize the U S approach.
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The Justice Department blocks a policy shift on Title IX enforcement, keeping federal pressure on schools to curb sex bias. Officials indicate the department will urge the Supreme Court next month to uphold the 9 year stance that Title IX protects women teachers and professors, while Education Secretary Bell cannot order a change without DOJ approval. The debate centers on applying Title IX to protect students or staff, with a Sept. 8 deadline for filing views as authorities weigh whether to switch policy or seek legislative revision.
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