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If an American company has 90% in another jurisdiction it’s literally none of their businesses. And why would the DOJ care about other countries with other laws and procedures?
Just how the EU commission doesn’t care what a company does in a specific country or region, but only concerns themselves with the EU market and EU level primary and secondary laws. Everything else is locally handled or outside of EU.
Worldwide isn’t the jurisdiction of the DOJ.They are still competing against the same American company’s OS worldwide and that company has over a 71 ( actually 90 percent in your made up scenario) percent market share worldwide? Seems the DOJ would be putting their thumb on the scale for the company with the much broader appeal worldwide.
If an American company has 90% in another jurisdiction it’s literally none of their businesses. And why would the DOJ care about other countries with other laws and procedures?
And I suspect the DOJ targets the country of the United States and exclusively federal laws, not individual states or towns.They also sued in 11 states. Now NJ is the market? What about Lambertville, does a 90 percent share in one town become a monopoly? This is ridiculous and the fact is it’s not 90 percent in the US market. It’s 60 with a worldwide share of less than 30.
Just how the EU commission doesn’t care what a company does in a specific country or region, but only concerns themselves with the EU market and EU level primary and secondary laws. Everything else is locally handled or outside of EU.