Global: China could soon have a say in setting world’s gold prices
A Chinese-controlled bank could soon have a say in gold benchmark price setting, say reports, as critics are calling for
A Chinese-controlled bank could soon have a say in gold benchmark price setting, say reports, as critics are calling for
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Renewable energy firm CPFL Renovaveis announced plans to acquire its local rival Desa, a deal that will consolidate the market
Singapore-based law firm Rajah & Tann has reportedly hired economic expert Tanya Tang to join its antitrust practice. The firm
Italian antitrust regulators have slapped fines on EU budget airlines Ryanair and EasyJet for a lack of transparency in offering
A broadband panel is set to review the role of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission as a regulator over
Basis Science, the company behind popular tech tracker Basis Health Tracker Watch, is reportedly approaching the world’s largest technology firms
China’s Wanxiang paid nearly six-times more than what was sought after for US rival Fisker Automotive Holdings in a bidding
Italian auto maker Fiat announced Monday that the company has limited access to Chrysler cash despite its $4.35 billion acquisition
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