South Korea: Watchdog tears up paper cartel
South Korean officials have announced fines issued to several paper manufacturers for price-fixing, say reports. A total of $10 million
South Korean officials have announced fines issued to several paper manufacturers for price-fixing, say reports. A total of $10 million
The head of India’s largest cement maker has reportedly emerged as a possible acquirer of assets to be sold by
Food giant Sysco is reportedly in discussions with the Federal Trade Commission to salvage the company’s planned takeover of US
Intel announced plans to acquire assets of two China-based semiconductor companies in a deal that will boost the US firm’s
Several lawsuits filed earlier this year accusing some of the world’s largest banks of colluding to manipulate the price of
The Swiss and EU governments have struck an agreement aimed at barring banks from providing conflicting or differing information between
The UK’s new payments watchdog, the Payment Systems Regulator, is set to supervise major credit card companies MasterCard and Visa
As Belgium- and Brazil-based beer giant Anheuser-Busch InBev continues to keep investors guessing with its next takeover target, some experts
As the European Commission continues its investigation into foreign companies’ tax relationships with certain member states, Ireland has said it
Quinn Emanuel has kicked off a new competition practice in London with its latest hire, according to reports. The firm
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