Global: New market-abuse crackdown to blanket globe
The International Organization of Securities Commission has reportedly proposed new global guidelines to crackdown on market-abuse in efforts to assure
The International Organization of Securities Commission has reportedly proposed new global guidelines to crackdown on market-abuse in efforts to assure
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Patrick Andreoli-Versbach, International Max Planck Research School for Competition and Innovation, Munich Center for Innovation
Two months after antitrust regulators ordered truck maker Scania Korea Ltd. to pay $16 million in fines, the company announced
The Competition Commission of Singapore will receive a new CEO following the end of the term for the CCS’s current
A deal valued at about $9 billion was announced Tuesday in the electronic chip market that would see the sector’s
Kabel Deutschland has reportedly retracted its appeal against German competition regulators, who challenged the cable company in its bid to
China’s top competition official announced Tuesday that monopolistic behavior in the nation is increasing and that only “severe” crackdowns on
Domestic wireless companies welcomed news that foreign firms have largely decided against bidding for Canadian wireless spectrum, saving the nation’s
As Chrysler Group looks to prevent a full-on merger with shareholder Fiat, reports say the Italian car company is threating
With additions from Hogan Lovells, M&A firm Morrison & Foerster is set to open a practice in Germany, according to
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