The Blog of Legal Times:  “The Federal Trade Commission filed suit today against Intel Corp., charging the chip maker with using its dominant market position to illegally stifle competition.  It’s the latest antitrust blow to Intel, which has already shelled out $2.7 billion this year in connection with cases brought by European regulators and Advanced Micro Devices. The company also faces an antitrust suit brought by the attorney general of New York.”

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