Section 5 Guidelines: Fixing a Problem that Doesn’t Exist?
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Sharis Pozen (Skadden) and Anne Six ask Section 5 Guidelines: Fixing a Problem that Doesn’t
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Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Sebastian Peyer (University of Leicester) asks Disclosure of Leniency Documents in the United Kingdom: Is
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In a press release obtained by CPI from the Hellenic Competition Commission, the Greek regulator has confirmed it sent a
While the heads of various coffee chains in Israel have admitted to maintaining relationships with each other – relationships that
The Dutch competition regulator said it expects to finalize its probe of the nation’s mobile telecommunications operators by the end
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Oil pipeline partnership Regency Energy Partners LP announced plans to acquire PVR partners in a deal worth about $3.88 billion
Car parts manufacturer Takata Corp. announced Thursday it has reached a settlement agreement to end a US probe into allegations
The largest mobile operators in the UK may soon be facing mobile spectrum licensing fees five times larger than those
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