US: NCAA fears athlete bidding wars
The NCAA, currently on trial for antitrust allegations regarding compensation for college athletes, has testified to defend its business model
The NCAA, currently on trial for antitrust allegations regarding compensation for college athletes, has testified to defend its business model
According to legal experts, antitrust fines across the globe are on path to shatter records as competition regulators increase enforcement.
June 2014, Volume 4, Number 6 Lots of merger analysis this month, plus the perpetual antitrust woes
Federal authorities are preparing to issue sanctions against banks for participating in an alleged foreign exchange benchmark rigging scandal, and
A new antitrust complaint has hit Amazon in Germany, continuing the saga of competition concerns within the online eBooks retail
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The European Commission announced Tuesday that it has decided to extend antitrust exemption given to shipping liner joint ventures for
According to reports released this week, agricultural biotech giant Monsanto was considering an acquisition of a Switzerland-based rival in hopes
Mexico officials are reportedly ordering AT&T not to continue its merger process with DirecTV until the companies gain approval by
A federal judge Monday allowed plaintiffs to add claims to their lawsuit against Barclays, Rabobank and others that accuse the
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