US/Canada: Louisiana-Pacific, Ainsworth lumber merger demolished
US-based Louisiana-Pacific has reportedly ended its planned acquisition of Canada-based plywood substitute maker Ainsworth Lumber, a $$874 million takeover, after
US-based Louisiana-Pacific has reportedly ended its planned acquisition of Canada-based plywood substitute maker Ainsworth Lumber, a $$874 million takeover, after
The Competition Commission of India has reportedly denied calls to probe athletic wear firms Adidas and Reebok following allegations the
The European Commission’s review of Telefonica’s acquisition of KPN’s Germany wireless unit is more concerned with boosting existing competitors in
The London global silver benchmark is reportedly set to stop operations this August as global scrutiny mounts over allegations of
The Federal Trade Commission is taking a fresh approach to its study on patent trolls and their effects on competition
Shadow health secretary and MP Andy Burnham spoke with reporters to discuss his disapproval of the Health Act 2012’s effects
Three companies are again facing a lawsuit accusing them of fixing memory card prices after a federal appeals court overturned
A group of media conglomerates in Europe are taking matters against Google into their own hands after the European Commission
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