Foreign firms competing with U.S. firms anywhere in the world are subject to U.S. regulations and antitrust laws.

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Foreign firms are generally subject to U.S. regulations and antitrust laws only when they conduct business within the United States or in ways that significantly affect U.S. commerce. They are not automatically subject to U.S. laws just by competing with U.S. firms globally.

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