UK: Forced divestitures could create new cement competition
The UK’s Competition Commission is reportedly considering requiring construction giant Lafarge Tarmac to divest several of its units, a regulation
The UK’s Competition Commission is reportedly considering requiring construction giant Lafarge Tarmac to divest several of its units, a regulation
The US Department of Justice scored another win Wednesday as it announced a $1.44 million fine issued to Japan’s Stanley
As Charter and Comcast reportedly rival in pursuit of a Time Warner Cable buyout, a new bidder may soon shake-up
European regulators have imposed tariffs on Chinese imports of solar glass as part of efforts to curb competition for domestic
The Competition Commission of India is reportedly investigating claims that Sweden-based telecom firm Ericsson is demanding excessive royalties for its
Following the establishment of an independent monitor by a court to oversee Apple Inc. and its eBooks operations, reports say
The European Commission reportedly plans to extend its investigation into Google for alleged anticompetitive behavior, a move that will allow
Posted by Social Science Research Network The Distortive Effects of Antitrust Fines Based on Revenue by Vasiliki Bageri (AAthens University
Proceedings began Tuesday in Beijing for the the first Internet antitrust case to head to the Supreme Court since China
Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust Penalties and the Implications of Empirical Evidence on Cartel Overcharges by Yannis Katsoulacos
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