Bahrain: Pro-M&A policy successfully streamlines banking
Bahrain’s banking industry is seeing a wave of consolidation following central bank regulations that promote mergers in the sector, with
Bahrain’s banking industry is seeing a wave of consolidation following central bank regulations that promote mergers in the sector, with
The Communications Commission of Kenya announced plans to collaborate with the Competition Authority to expand telecommunications services to 90 percent
Scotland-based newspaper publisher Johnston Press could be set for losses of nearly $260 million following the sale of its Irish
The Competition Commission of Pakistan reportedly accepted concessions offered by one of the country’s top food brands Shangrila Private Ltd
Consol Energy Inc. has reportedly received regulatory clearance to sell coal mining operations to competitor Murray Energy in a deal
Telecommunications firm Chorus, which was spun out of Telecom Corp in 2011, is reportedly going to court challenging New Zealand’s
Pharmaceutical company PharmAthene is reportedly set to pay competitor Theraclone a $1 million breakup fee following the implosion of the
Allen & Overy announced the hiring of partner Peter McDonald in its Sydney, Australia office as the firm boosts its
The US Department of Justice has reportedly cleared Microsoft’s proposed buyout of Nokia’s handset operations, the Federal Trade Commission announced
The European Union and China have reportedly reached an agreement that will slow the importation of Chinese solar panels in
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