The competition authority of Hungary has imposed fines totaling about $43.3 million on eleven banks for their participation in a
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said it plans to launch an inquiry into the wholesale financial markets to test whether
Rail operator Deutsche Bahn has reportedly agreed with steelmaker ThyssenKrupp to a settlement awarding the state-owned company millions after Deutsche
German antitrust regulators are now arguing with the European Commission to gain jurisdiction over the $11.5 billion buyout of KPN’s
Private companies within China are bracing for major economic reforms within China that are poised to allow competition with state-owned
The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals reportedly questioned an earlier conviction of three ex-banking executives at a General Electric
Following newly instated regulations by the UK’s energy watchdog Ofgem, reports say a seventh electricity company is set to emerge
Despite reaching a settlement with the US Department of Justice regarding their merger, American Airlines and US Airways are not
November 2013, Volume 3, Number 11 As we approach Thanksgiving here in the U.S., we note some blog subjects
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