Mexico: Congress debates ‘flawed’ antitrust law
Congress has begun debating what has been called a “flawed” antitrust bill by experts as Mexico looks to overhaul its
Congress has begun debating what has been called a “flawed” antitrust bill by experts as Mexico looks to overhaul its
Commercial Metals Company announced late last week that it has settled a class action lawsuit filed against the metals company
While the European Commission is still expected to issue a competition complaint against Russia gas giant Gazprom, an EU official
Proposed plans to establish a single telecommunications market throughout the EU were backed by the European Parliament’s Industry and Research
Posted by Social Science Research Network Patent-Drug Approval Linkage in Korea Under Korea-U.S. FTA – Based on Comparative Study on
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South Africa’s Communications Minister Yunus Carrim has slammed top pay-TV operator MultiChoice as a bullying “monopoly” that plagues the industry
Wireless operators Entel, Movistar and Claro are facing competition complaints in Chile as a consumer rights group has reportedly asked
Germany-based Allianz, the largest insurer in Europe, has reportedly inked a deal to acquire Italian rival Unipol Gruppo Finanziario in
Turkish regulators are cracking down on Coca Cola Turkey, reports say, following allegations the company made exclusivity agreements with sellers
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