Antitrust Enforcement Insights from DOJ's Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Deputy Assistant Attorney General Stephanie A. Greco discusses the importance of antitrust enforcement in the tech sector and the DOJ's approach to maintaining competition.
14.10.2026 | Department of Justice
In her remarks at the 2026 Antitrust Tech Summit, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Stephanie A. Greco emphasized the significance of healthy competition in the tech sector, highlighting ongoing litigation against major companies like Apple and Google.
Greco outlined the DOJ's commitment to affordability for American consumers, focusing on sectors such as healthcare, housing, food, and education. She stressed that competitive markets drive down prices and improve quality, aligning with the administration's affordability agenda.
She discussed the DOJ's approach to antitrust enforcement, noting that while most businesses comply with antitrust laws, the division is prepared to investigate and act against unlawful conduct that harms competition.
Greco highlighted the importance of negotiated settlements, stating that they can provide quicker relief to consumers compared to lengthy litigation. She shared examples of successful settlements that addressed anticompetitive conduct in various industries.
Furthermore, she encouraged constructive engagement with the Antitrust Division, emphasizing transparency and the need for parties to be upfront about their transactions to avoid litigation.
