The Office of Fair Trading has begun reviewing a proposed buyout of the UK distribution business of BP’s liquefied petroleum

The CNC has issued a fine of 266,000 euros to Verifone over its failure to notify the competition authority of

A lawsuit filed back in 2006 by Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood is again planned for a hearing at the

The Quality Parts Coalition and its European sister organization the European Campaign for the Freedom of the Automotive Parts and

An agreement made between creditors over Phoenicia America-Israel (Flat Glass) Ltd.’s debt will only come into effect after Israel’s Antitrust

At a time of tense relations between the nations due to a territorial dispute over island ownership, China reportedly “takes

The Swiss bank has announced an investigation has begun into whether UBS in Singapore manipulated LIBOR interest rates, potentially in

The Interim Commissioner of Competition has announced the new T.D. MacDonald Chair in Industrial Economics. Richard Taylor will assume the