New Zealand: Ahead of anti-cartel law, regs want markets to get schooled on antitrust
As Parliament plans to pass an anti-cartel bill next year, if not later this year, reports say officials are urging
As Parliament plans to pass an anti-cartel bill next year, if not later this year, reports say officials are urging
The European Commission said it has extended its deadline to rule on the proposed buyout of Olympic Air by rival
Canada’s Competition Bureau announced Friday that oil company Les Pétroles Global Inc has been found guilty of fixing prices in
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission head Rod Sims took a look at the bright side of defeat when speaking at
The German unit of Telefonica Deutschland Holding said Friday the company will continue to pursue Royal KPN’s E-Plus, based in
News continues to roll in following the latest gathering in court of US officials and tech giant Apple Inc last
August 11, last Sunday, marked the fifteenth anniversary of the mega-merger between BP and Amoco that launched a new era
Government officials may be signaling an upcoming wave of crackdowns against price-fixers in the automotive industry with the Department of
The UK’s Competition Commission could be making a mistake with its proposed plans to shake-up the auditing market through requirements
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