US: Apple pursues sweeping overturn of eBooks verdict
Apple Inc. filed an appeal against a district court’s finding that the company had conspired with eBooks publishers to fix
Apple Inc. filed an appeal against a district court’s finding that the company had conspired with eBooks publishers to fix

Feb 26, 2014 CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents: Trade Associations in Asia: A

Feb 27, 2014 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) presents: Advocate General Opens Door to Umbrella
The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa is addressing criticism fired at the competition regime since its founding just
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has reportedly launched legal action against rival supermarket chains Woolworths and Coles for breaking
Germany’s competition authorities are demanding concessions from two media groups over their proposed merger of various media properties, say reports.
While the US Committee on Foreign Investment has cleared the proposed acquisition of Tokyo Electron by Applied Materials in a
The European Commission has launched investigations into seven professional soccer teams within Spain over allegations of illegal state aid, say
Owner of US wireless operator Sprint-Nextel, Japan’s Softbank, is reportedly considering an acquisition of South Korean online messaging service Line,
Chinese technology giant Huawei has reportedly pulled its antitrust complaint against InterDigital regarding patent licensing, effectively closing the matter, say
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