Norway: New gov’t pledges to break state energy monopoly
Norway’s incoming right-wing government has pledged to reform the nation’s energy sector by breaking its current state-owned energy monopoly and
Norway’s incoming right-wing government has pledged to reform the nation’s energy sector by breaking its current state-owned energy monopoly and
As expected, Apple Inc. formally filed its appeal of a July verdict that ordered the tech giant to modify contracts
South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal issued a ruling last month that allows the nation’s Competition Commission to conduct dawn
The former Chief of the New York Field Office of the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division has been hired
Hong Kong’s telecommunications watchdog, the Office of the Communications Authority, has not yet decided on re-assigning 3G spectrum to major
Despite insurance company Fairfax Financial Holding’s $4.7 billion offer for Blackberry to be a solid deal for the ailing smartphone
Sweden-based manufacturer SKF said it has modified its plans to close the buyout of Kaydon Corp. due to the US
As the result of a battle between tech rivals Samsung and Apple over patents, reports say the US Trade Representative’s
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