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The Uganda Communications Commission released an optimistic forecast for the nation’s telecommunications sector, reports say. The regulator has predicted market
While the European Commission eventually cleared scientific technology firm Thermo Fisher’s buyout of Life Technologies last November, the regulator required
The joint development of an offshore oil field in Israel, headed by Israeli and US companies, is facing forced divestitures
US-based healthcare conglomerates UPMC and Highmark Inc. have each dropped their lawsuits on order from a federal judge, say reports.
While the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been said to have publically supported the sale of the Australia Post,
The European Commission decided not to refer the buyout of cement firm Cemex to German state competition regulators, the authority
As Italian carmaker Fiat looks to compete with rival General Motors, reports say the company has made a $4.35 billion
US law firm Winston & Strawn announced plans to strengthen its position within Asia through new offices in Taiwan and
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