South Korea: Hyundai served $89M price-fixing fine
Regulators will likely fine South Korea’s largest automaker Hyundai Motor Co., along with several of its local units, an $89
Regulators will likely fine South Korea’s largest automaker Hyundai Motor Co., along with several of its local units, an $89
Mining giant Glencore Xstrata has reportedly begun the process of selling its copper mine in Peru to fulfill concessions made
Joseph Wayland, who served as acting assistant attorney general of the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, will join insurance
Israel’s Communications Minister Gilad Erdan backtracked on plans to allow two television companies to have their own news channels, scrapping
The US Federal Trade Commission released its five-year plan on Wednesday, outlining future goals for, among other agendas, preserving strong
Taiwan-based technology company HTC should consider merging with telecommunications firm Huawei if it wants to pull itself out of financial
Canada-based patent licensing firm, known as a ‘patent-troll,’ Wi-Lan lost its lawsuit against various technology giants after suing the defendants
In efforts to create the world’s largest airliner, US Airways Group and American Airlines offered concessions to the European Commission
In what reports have deemed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s most “ambitious” case concerning energy market manipulation, US authorities are
European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said Google will need to offer more concessions to quell concerns over the way the search
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