EU: Hutchinson Whampoa could spark EU probe for $1B Telefonica buy
Telecommunications giant Hutchinson Whampoa could end up the subject of an investigation by the European Commission for its $1 billion
Telecommunications giant Hutchinson Whampoa could end up the subject of an investigation by the European Commission for its $1 billion
Reports say a new service to facilitate banking consumers to switch banks resulted in an 11 percent increase in such
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va) has reportedly submitted a bill aimed at curbing abuse of patent litigation, legislation
The UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron announced Wednesday that regulators will be launching a large-scale inquiry into the energy market
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Oct 24, 2013 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) presents: An Emerging Consensus on Minority Shareholdings?
Cyprus’s energy monopoly, the partially state-owned Electricity Authority of Cyprus, will need to face competition for the nation to adapt
Five Japanese companies have formed a consortium to acquire a stake in Brazil-based shipbuilder Ecovix Engevix Construcoes Oceanicas, say reports.
Malaysia’s competition regulator MyCC is now facing challenges to its recent ruling that imposed fines of two of the nation’s
Austria’s second-largest insurance company Uniqa Insurance Group announced an agreement to acquire two units of Baloise Golding in Croatia and
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