UK: Bank of England acts on claims it OK’d forex rigging
The Bank of England denied reports released earlier this week that the lender condoned behavior that lead to manipulation of
The Bank of England denied reports released earlier this week that the lender condoned behavior that lead to manipulation of
Financial analysts say they predict Canada’s federal budget proposal will likely include overhauls meant to aid smaller wireless operators and
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has dismissed the nation’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection head following a government reshuffle,
Patent licensing firm InterDigital has reportedly submitted concessions to China’s National Development and Reform Commission in efforts to have the
As media continue to speculate whether Sprint will actually move forward with its rumored plans of a T-Mobile acquisition, despite
A former Bank of America executive has reportedly pleaded guilty to a bid-rigging scheme, reports say. The US Department of
European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia announced plans to issue a prohibition decision against Motorola Mobility in efforts to curb the smartphone
The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals in New York dealt a blow to Apple in the company’s efforts to
Posted by Social Science Research Network Comparative Antitrust Federalism and the Error-Cost Framework – Florian Wagner-von Papp (University College London
Spain’s telco leader Telefonica has been fined more than $680,000 for what local competition authorities called “very serious” breaches of
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