Why would a manufacturer agree to close off a promising business line?  Sometimes it's because there is a hub and spoke conspiracy afoot.  Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and Jeff Dan Herrerra for a discussion about Barbies, Power Rangers, and other diversions.

Why would a manufacturer agree to close off a promising business line? Sometimes it's because there is a hub and spoke conspiracy afoot. Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and Jeff Dan Herrerra for a discussion about Barbies, Power Rangers, and other diversions.

Why would a manufacturer agree to close off a promising business line?&nbsp; Sometimes it's because there is a hub and spoke conspiracy afoot.&nbsp; Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and Jeff Dan Herrerra for a discussion about Barbies, Power Rangers, and other diversions.

Antitrust 101: Toys R Us v. FTC, 221 F.3d 928 (2000)

Forgot to take Antitrust in Law School? Feeling like dabbling in antitrust? In each episode we will go through one case that you need to know to be a real antitrust pro. Led by the former Chair of the Attorneys General's Antitrust Task Force, Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley, with lively special guests from a variety of practice areas, we'll give real insights into US Antitrust cases, both fun facts, legal analysis, and how the cases relate to the work we do today.

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