US: Plaintiffs fail to earn class certification in CD, DVD drive price-fixing suit
A federal judge has denied class certification for two groups of plaintiffs accusing several companies of manipulating the price of
A federal judge has denied class certification for two groups of plaintiffs accusing several companies of manipulating the price of
Reports say US prosecutors are gearing up to charge at least one bank with interest rate manipulation this year and
Hausfeld announced Tuesday that it is expanding its Antitrust/Competition and Commercial and Financial Services Litigation groups with the hiring of
A study conducted by the Korea Chamber of Commerce found that Asian companies are hardest hit by fines issued by
King & Spalding is boosting its global antitrust practice with its latest hire, say reports. Former Federal Trade Commission executive
The European Commission’s probe into member states’ tax agreements with foreign companies has expanded as reports say Amazon is now
Glencore PLC is reportedly looking to acquire Rio Tinto Group within the next year, a deal that would result in

Oct 07, 2014 CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents: The 2013 Amendments to Japan’s Anti-Monopoly
Posted by Social Science Research Network Bridging the Divide? The European Court of First Instance Judgment in GE/Honeywell – George
Two Deputy Commissioners have been appointed to the Competition Commission in South Africa, say reports. The watchdog’s Minister of Economic
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