Portugal: EU probes electric firm’s payment for water resources under state aid law
The European Commission announced Wednesday an open investigation into Portuguese electricity firm EDP and its payment to use public water
The European Commission announced Wednesday an open investigation into Portuguese electricity firm EDP and its payment to use public water
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service ruled a subsidiary of retail giant Auchan is in violation of the nation’s trade law, according
The head of the UK’s communications watchdog Ofcom has called upon cable providers to work with regulators in facilitating the
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Minoru Kitahara, University of Tokyo – Faculty of Economics and Toshihiro Matsumura, University of Tokyo

Sep 19, 2013 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) presents: Ineffective Pricing Abuses by Daniel Piccinin
A recent settlement offer by German railway giant Deutsche Bahn could pave the way for more consumers to earn compensation
A $1.1 billion buyout of Rockwood’s pigments operations will slingshot Huntsman Corp into the number two spot in the nation’s
Three banks have partnered to launch a new online payment service to rival PayPal, though reports say the project is
The head of Israel’s antitrust regulator, David Gilo, said Tuesday that the state-owned Israel Electric Corporation is a victim of
A new study found that, contradictory to previous beliefs, Chinese reverse mergers within the US are not more harmful than
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