US: Last-ditch offer ends Eaton antitrust suit
Power management conglomerate Eaton avoided a potential multibillion dollar antitrust fine in a last-minute settlement reached with Meritor, which sued
Power management conglomerate Eaton avoided a potential multibillion dollar antitrust fine in a last-minute settlement reached with Meritor, which sued
Telecommunications operator Vodafone is reportedly calling for a new government competition watchdog to oversee Australia’s telco sector after slamming the
Energy regulator Ofgem is reportedly on the cusp of requesting a full-scale investigation into the energy industry, moving the watchdog
A federal judge denied efforts to have a lawsuit against Viacom’s television channel bundling practices tossed late last week, ruling
After announcing plans for a joint bid with Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, reports say Germany’s Siemens has likely failed in
Just days after sources said the European Commission was preparing to issues fines against generic drug makers for anticompetitive practices,
As concerns rise over economic securities and cross-boarder transactions rise, reports say local Chinese antitrust lawyers are benefitting from the
European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia has reportedly sent a letter to other EU commissioners in efforts to convince his colleagues that
The former head of the Federal Communications Commission testified before a judiciary committee in Congress last Friday on the topic
Google acquired two start-up companies in quiet deals last week, but one of them is sparking rumors that Google could
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