US: Judge lowers retailers’ expectations with swipe-fee settlement
As US District Judge John Gleeson approved of a record-setting swipe-fee settlement offered to retailers by Visa and MasterCard, reports
As US District Judge John Gleeson approved of a record-setting swipe-fee settlement offered to retailers by Visa and MasterCard, reports
The US Federal Trade Commission is reportedly probing recent changes to the auto shopping site TrueCar.com after the site received
Luxembourg-based glass product manufacturers Ardagh Group and Verallia North America have reportedly proposed a settlement with the US Federal Trade
Singapore regulators have reportedly imposed price-fixing fines on four Japanese companies found to have fixed product pries. JTEKT Corp, NSK,
German authorities are reportedly contesting recent European Union plans to review Germany’s energy-price discounts offered to major German conglomerates that
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP announced the addition of Bruce A. Colbath as a partner at the firm’s New
Reports say the European Commission is set to fine Goldman Sachs early next year following an investigation into underwater power
Expedia Inc. and Starwood Hotels & and Resorts Worldwide Inc. have reportedly asked a judge to dismiss a price-fixing lawsuit
Spain-based telecom giant Telefonica has reportedly been given 18 months to reduce its control of the Brazilian wireless market before
As rumors fly that Sprint is planning an acquisition bid for T-Mobile – a move that would reduce the number
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