France/Switzerland: Mega cement merger could top $50B
The two largest cement makers on the planet are reportedly in talks to merge, potentially striking a deal that could
The two largest cement makers on the planet are reportedly in talks to merge, potentially striking a deal that could
A congressional subcommittee met Thursday to discuss draft legislation that would remove some discrepancies between the powers of the two
New legislation that gave power to Mexican authorities to label a company dominant in its market, allowing regulators to scrutinize
The US Department of Justice is set to launch an inquiry into the practice of using computer algorithms and high-speed
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South Korean competition authorities announced Thursday that 11 companies have been fined for rigging bids regarding a large-scale waterway project,
South African competition regulators have conducted dawn raids at local margarine company offices, according to reports, as the Competition Commission
Spain is reportedly set to introduce legislation aimed at opening the water market by tightening local authorities’ rules to sell
On April 3, 2000, a federal judge made a landmark ruling against Microsoft deciding that the company violated antitrust law
A study released by the Made in Bulgaria Union found troubling statistics regarding a lack of competition in the nation’s
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