EU: Commission rethinks insurance antitrust exemptions
The European Commission is reportedly reconsidering certain antitrust exemptions offered to the insurance industry. The Commission has sent questionnaires to
The European Commission is reportedly reconsidering certain antitrust exemptions offered to the insurance industry. The Commission has sent questionnaires to
One of the world’s largest mining companies filed a motion late Monday to exit a nationwide lawsuit accusing the company
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Officials in South Korea have fined the nation’s leading coffee shop chain for abusing its market dominance against shop owners,
The European Commission said late last week that it has approved of a proposed merger between two steel tire cord
Israel’s Antitrust Authority announced Sunday that it is looking to ban the practice of companies announcing price changes in advance
Despite earlier reports that suggested the European Commission voiced concerns over cement giant Cemex’s plans to acquire Holcim’s Spanish operations,
Indian regulators have turned their attention to pay-for-delay agreements, making the nation the latest to scrutinize such agreements that have
The European Commission has reportedly decided to temporarily halt its investigation into US cable giant Liberty Global’s plans to acquire
UK bank HSBC has reported a pre-tax profit of about $6.2 billion for the first half of the year, down
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