MPHJ, the notorious company targeted by authorities in recent years for its “patent troll” business practices, has reportedly sued the

After two concession proposals offered by Google to European competition regulators were deemed inadequate, repots say the European Commission is

A US Federal Judge gave the preliminary approval for a $13.4 million settlement offer by Hitachi intended to end litigation

After six years of probing India’s steel industry, reports say the Competition Commission of India has decided to close the

The US Senate Commerce Committee reportedly confirmed President Barack Obama-nominated Terrell McSweeny to serve as a Federal Trade Commission on

Russia’s competition authority, the Federal Antimonopoly Service, has reportedly chosen the winner of an electronic auction to choose which telco

New York’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman reportedly reached a civil settlement with Delaware-based MPHJ Technology Investments in what reports call

Brazil’s antitrust authority CADE announced its approval of the proposed merger between Grupo Oi and Portugal Telecom without concessions, a

After the US Department of Justice slammed Apple’s complaints against its court-appointed monitor as “character assassination,” US District Judge Denise

As regulators look to boost Canada’s wireless competition, the government had high hopes for a federal spectrum auction to secure