US: Construction firm forks over $2.4M for bid-rigging
A New England-based construction firm has agreed to pay millions in fines for allegations the company rigged the bidding process
A New England-based construction firm has agreed to pay millions in fines for allegations the company rigged the bidding process
US paint giant Sherwin-Williams announced it would no longer pursue its $2.3 billion acquisition of Mexico rival Comex, following two
As industry watchdogs and consumers call for changes in energy costs, reports say an investigation into alleged price coordination could
As rumors heat up of a possible Google-owned wireless network, reports say Comcast could also be hopping on the mobile
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Sweden-based marine equipment maker Alfa Laval announced it has reached an agreement to acquire the underwater pumping systems operations of
The High Court of New Zealand sided with the nation’s Commerce Commission Tuesday when it denied telecommunications infrastructure firm Chorus’s
Several of Norway’s largest publishers were the subject of unannounced searches by the Norwegian Competition Authority, say reports, as regulators
The same week the world’s top cement makers announced plans to merge, reports say the companies are already offering divestitures
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