Antitrust Case Visa

Online NewsHour: The Credit Card Antitrust case -- November 26, 1998

An online forum on the government's antitrust case against Visa and The U.S. Justice Department's Antitrust Division page on the Visa/Mastercard case.

2005 > NACS, Retail Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa

NACS, Retail Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks. NACS is one of four major merchant associations that filed an.

Retail Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard and

Retail Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks Alexandria, Virginia - September 27, 2005. Four major merchant associations.

American Express, Visa settle antitrust case - International

Visa USA, Inc will pay American Express Co. a total of $2.25 billion to settle allegations stemming from an anti-trust lawsuit filed in 2004 by AmEx.

Retail Trade Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard

WASHINGTON -- Out-of-control credit card interchange fees aren't just a supermarket issue. Four major trade groups representing other retail industries have.

September 2005 > NACS, Other Associations File Antitrust Case

NACS, Other Associations File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks September 26, 2005. NEW YORK -- NACS was one of four major.

US Department of Justice Antitrust Case Brief - 01512-2188

US Department of Justice antitrust case against Visa and Mastercard, Google, Page 1. Visa and Mastercard antitrust case, Google, Page 2.

2d Cir. Affirms $3 Billion Visa, MasterCard Antitrust Settlement

The DOJ did file and eventually win an antitrust case against Visa and MasterCard, but it focused on a different aspect of the defendants' business.

The Next Big Antitrust Case - New York Times

This week the Justice Department began its antitrust case against Visa and MasterCard. The government argues that the Visa and MasterCard networks are too.

[Final Version] Brief for the United States : U.S. v. Visa U.S.A.

In an unrelated private antitrust case, a class of merchants, led by Wal-Mart, alleged that Visa and MasterCard "tied merchant use of defendants' debit.