Swaziland: Only two competition cases handled since 2007
Since The Swaziland Competitions Commission was first established in 2007, reports say the authority has only dealt with two competition
Since The Swaziland Competitions Commission was first established in 2007, reports say the authority has only dealt with two competition
Federal regulators have reportedly cleared the way for a merger that would create the nation’s largest aggregate producer. According to
While Hong Kong awaits the launch of its new competition law next year, consumer advocates are anxiously waiting for regulators
In efforts to educate the public on compliance to competition policy, the Competition Commission of India is reportedly set to
Petrochemical conglomerate Ineos announced Monday that it has purchased chemical group BASF’s share of the companies’ joint venture. The Swiss
While two US tobacco giants are likely facing antitrust issues in their quest to merge, reports say deal from Spain
European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia is looking to tie up loose ends before he exits the position later this year. According
Just two months after Numericable emerged victorious after a bidding war to acquire wireless operator SFR, the French cable company
As summer holiday planning gets underway, the European Commission has enacted rules that cut wireless roaming fee charges, reports say.
Eurotunnel, which late last week said it was blindsided by a ruling by the Competition and Markets Authority ordering the
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