A leading candidate for the European Commission’s presidency spoke to the Financial Times to discuss his stance on telco mergers

Defendants facing billions in damages for allegations of anticompetitive non-poaching agreements are looking to have certain types of evidence barred

Following a long-standing bidding war between cable firm Numericable and fellow wireless company Bouygues, SFR has not only found a

One rival of Google-owned YouTube in Europe is slamming the search engine for alleged anticompetitive behavior, calling on the European

DHL package delivery service, owned by Deutsche Post, is reportedly expecting immunity from sanctions in Singapore’s price-fixing probe, a case

After Turkey’s competition regulator was dealt a blow when its decision to drop a case against Turkish Airlines was overturned,

Nestle rivals that manufacture knock-off capsules meant for the Nespresso instant coffee brewing machines could be given a free pass

The head of Europe’s largest newspaper publisher, Axel Springer, has sent a letter to Google’s Eric Schmidt, published in Germany

The European Commission’s vice president Neelie Kroes is condemning Belgium’s ban of the ride-sharing service uberPOP, owned by Uber, slamming

Senator Al Franken (D-MN) has become the most vocal opposition to the planned merger between Comcast and Time Warner Cable