Philippines’ Department of Justice said it will continue its investigation into energy price spikes last year, the body announced last

Russia’s Federal Arbitration Court of the Moscow District has reportedly backed the nation’s Federal Antimonopoly Service in its decision against

Keurig, maker of the widely popular single-serve coffee brewer, has been hit with a second antitrust lawsuit, according to reports.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is being applauded by consumer advocates and retailers alike for its decision to overhaul credit

The Office of Fair Trading penned a report into universities and announce that while it had found issues with business

Sprint owner SoftBank is looking to up its chances of winning over approval to acquire US rival T-Mobile by presenting

Germany-based law firm Noerr announced plans to open doors in the competition policy hub of Europe, say reports. Six lawyers

EBook retailers Kobo and Indigo Books & Music are reportedly facing off against the Canadian Competition Bureau’s recent settlement with

AT&T has been cleared by the Federal Communications Commission to acquire Leap, the nation’s sixth-largest wireless carrier, say reports. The

Swiss lender UBS is accused of participating in yet another rate manipulation scheme as the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said