US/Canada: Botox maker walks away from $50B offer
US-based pharmaceutical giant Allergan has reportedly formally rejected an acquisition bid of nearly $50 billion for the company, proposed by
US-based pharmaceutical giant Allergan has reportedly formally rejected an acquisition bid of nearly $50 billion for the company, proposed by
T-Mobile is reportedly seeking a $1 billion breakup fee should rival Sprint’s efforts to acquire the wireless company fail. T-Mobile
Top English soccer club Manchester City, which scored its fourth English league title last weekend, will reportedly challenged a fine
In what reports describe as a rare gesture, Michael Devine, a freelance programmer who was one of four plaintiffs named
Posted by Social Science Research Network The First Sale Doctrine and the Economics of Post-Sale Restraints – Ariel Katz (University
The French territory of New Caledonia is set to establish a competition authority, reports say, after lawmakers initiated the process
Unless the Philippines adopts a comprehensive competition policy, the nation will remain subject to corporate fraud, according to economic expert
South Africa’s Competition Commission is reportedly probing steel company ArcelorMittal for allegations of “excessive pricing.” The steelmaker announced Friday it
Top eyeglass manufacturers in China are reportedly cutting their prices by as much as 30 percent in the midst of
CollegeNET, which services universities with operational technologies, has reportedly filed an antitrust complaint against the Common Application, an organization that
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