US: Colleges to seek antitrust exemption amid NCAA suit
Unnamed sources say US universities could soon ask Congress to grant the NCAA antitrust exemption if efforts to ward off
Unnamed sources say US universities could soon ask Congress to grant the NCAA antitrust exemption if efforts to ward off
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Bulgaria’s largest state natural gas provider has been fined nearly $16 million for abusing its market power, according to reports.
Hungarian competition authorities have reportedly raided the local offices of French pharmaceutical conglomerate Sanofi in part of an investigation into
Japan-based ANA Holdings has reportedly cancelled its plans to acquire a 49 percent stake in Burma-based Asian Wings Airways. Reports
Paccar has reportedly denied allegations that the commercial truck maker and owner of the Peterbilt and Kenworth brands is seeking
US-based chemicals conglomerate Huntsman has reportedly offered more concessions to EU regulators in efforts to win approval to acquire Rockwood
The Competition Commission of India has reportedly stepped up scrutiny of the proposed merger between Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Ranbaxy
South Korea’s competition authority has sanctioned major builders of a high-speed railway project for manipulating the bidding process for the
Regulators are reportedly mulling plans to monitor the US offices of Barclays and Deutsche Bank as part of an ongoing
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