US: DOJ cleared for eBay pursuit
In separate rulings, US District Judge Edward Davila ruled that the US Department of Justice, but not the state of
In separate rulings, US District Judge Edward Davila ruled that the US Department of Justice, but not the state of
Reports say EU member states reached an agreement Friday that allows the nations to begin talks with the European Parliament
Switzerland authorities launched a probe Friday into various banks following allegations the lenders colluded to manipulate foreign exchange markets, according
Oklahoma’s attorney general has requested the US Department of Justice to abandon its lawsuit against the planned merger between American
The UK’s Competition Appeals Tribunal dealt a blow to the Competition Commission this week, ruling that the competition regulator is
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Ronald Fischer (University of Chile) and Patricio Valenzuela (University of Chile) analyze Financial Openness, Market
Reports say financially troubled Alitalia may be looking for a bailout through a merger with Franco-Dutch airline Air France-KLM. According
Despite grounds for an automatic review, Twitter’s $350 million buyout of mobile advertising exchange company MoPub will not be challenged
Following reports that Chinese regulators may allow firms to compete in bidding for one of Glencore-Xstrata’s mines, China-based Minmetals announced
Reports say traders are optimistic that US-based Applied Materials’ bid for Japan-based Tokyo Electron will succeed, despite heavy regulatory scrutiny.
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