Spain: Probe confirms shortcomings of botched energy auction
Spain’s competition regulator, the CNMC, confirmed what many had already expected regarding the curious outcome of a December wholesale energy
Spain’s competition regulator, the CNMC, confirmed what many had already expected regarding the curious outcome of a December wholesale energy
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission announced Wednesday it imposed a fine of $1.78 million on electronics giant LG Electronics Inc.
This weeks marks the 32nd anniversary of an agreement inked between the US Department of Justice and then-monopoly AT&T, a
The difficulty for foreign companies to acquire Chinese firms shows no sign of letting up in 2014, but the trend
As Apple continues to feud with its court-appointed antitrust monitor, instated to watch over the company’s business practices after the
Thanks to corporate collusion, the European Union has reportedly earned a record amount of fines issued by regulators in what
Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust, the Internet, and the Economics of Networks – Daniel F. Spulber (Northwestern University
Posted by Social Science Research Network Rhetoric and Reality: You Protect Competitors, We Protect Competition – Except When We Protect
Europe’s largest airline and Germany’s flag carrier Lufthansa will reportedly break a longstanding monopoly within Kenya as the company enters
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced early this week that a Royal Bank of Scotland subsidiary operating in Japan has
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