EU: Intel to receive ruling on record antitrust fine appeal next month
Europe’s second-highest court will reportedly decide next month on US-based chipmaker Intel’s appeal of a record-breaking antitrust fine levied against
Europe’s second-highest court will reportedly decide next month on US-based chipmaker Intel’s appeal of a record-breaking antitrust fine levied against
After years of rumors and suspicion that the gold market has been subjected to price manipulation, the accusations have reached
European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia has reportedly confirmed that he is “gathering information” regarding allegations that pharmaceutical giants Roche Holding and
After a month-long trial, reports say Samsung has been ordered to pay $119.6 million to rival Apple for infringing upon
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Five US Internet service providers and one European ISP have been accused of abusing their dominant position by keeping last-mile
Posted by Social Science Research Network Sources of Technological Competition in Mobile Communications Networks – Konstantinos Stylianou (University of Pennsylvania
Bermuda-based financial services data provider Markit field an optimistic F-1 filing for its initial public offering Monday, demonstrating how the
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is cracking down on retail giant Coles for what it calls “unconscionable conduct” regarding
Like the UK, Ireland is bracing for its own merger of competition regulators, reports say. Ireland’s Competition Authority and its
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