EU: Retailers join forces against interchange fees
Major UK retailers are calling upon the European Commission swipe-fees they deem “excessive” as the EU focuses on the issue.
Major UK retailers are calling upon the European Commission swipe-fees they deem “excessive” as the EU focuses on the issue.
A group of state attorneys general are supporting the Federal Trade Commission’s efforts against so-called patent trolls, the companies known
Posted by Social Science Research Network Rule of Law in China – Legislation Reasoning and Enforcement of Anti-Monopoly Law in
Posted by Social Science Research Network ‘Pay for Delay’: What Do We Disagree On? by Pierre Marcel Regibeau (Imperial College, Charles
Singapore-based budget airlines Tigerair and Scoot announced a joint venture alliance that would strengthen their existing cooperation, allowing flyers outside
The US Department of Justice has approved of a $1.5 billion buyout of Belo Corp. by purchaser Gannett Co., though
Advertising conglomerates Omnicom and Publicis have received clearance from the European Commission for their $35 billion merger, according to two
As more than 26 lawsuits are accusing Goldman Sachs Group, JPMorgan Chase & Co., their warehousing operations and the London
Global retail giant Wal-Mart has reportedly been cleared by the Competition Commission of India to acquire the rest of its
As France’s competition regulators take harsher stances against anticompetitive behavior, reports say the nation’s antitrust regulator has fined electricity giant
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