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Hummus – Struggling for a New Standard of Identity?

By Debra Rade on May 21, 2014

According to a HuffPost Taste post last year, there are at least 21 ways to make a better hummus, and a chickpea has not been waived past many of them. However, relying on our federal government for only the most vital and fundamental services, Sabra Dipping Co. (Sabra) has filed a Citizen Petition with the […]

Posted in Corporate Governance, Policies & Compliance, General Counsel & Corporate, Product Safety & Regulatory | Tagged #anticompetitive, #antitrust, Citizen Petition, FDA, food standards, hummus, Noerr-Pennington, PepsiCo, standards, standards development, Strauss-Group, tahini

Apple, the Publishing Titans and the DOJ: Keeping Pace with Technology but Not Compliance?

By Debra Rade on April 21, 2012

What is an electronic book worth? You may have thought your $9.99 best seller was a good deal, but according to the US Department of Justice (DOJ), you’re paying too much. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, speaking at an E-book Press Conference on April 11, 2012, alleged that the price for e-books published by several […]

Posted in Corporate Governance, Policies & Compliance, General Counsel & Corporate | Tagged #amazon, #anticompetitive, #antitrust, #apple, #DOJ, #e-books, #penguin, #publish, #publishing

#anticompetitive

Hummus – Struggling for a New Standard of Identity?

Apple, the Publishing Titans and the DOJ: Keeping Pace with Technology but Not Compliance?

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