India: Lack of evidence closes cement price-fixing case
The Competition Commission of India has reportedly closed its investigation into nearly a dozen cement companies for allegations of price-fixing.
The Competition Commission of India has reportedly closed its investigation into nearly a dozen cement companies for allegations of price-fixing.
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