Two members and one ex-member of the Santa Barbara Certified Farmers Market Association have sued the market for anticompetitive practices,

Portugal-based television broadcasting company Sport TV has been issued a fine of about $4.8 million by the nation’s Competition Authority.

Germany-based Robert Bosch, along with Japan-based GS Yuasa International and Mitsubishi Corporation, have formed a joint venture to focus on

The competition regulators of the European Union and Switzerland have signed an agreement to collaborate on matters of antitrust as

Private equity firms Blackstone Group, Carlyle Group, Goldman Sachs and TPG Capital, the largest such conglomerates, seem to be facing

British Telecom, or BT, one of the largest telecommunications providers, has filed a formal complaint with the UK’s communications watchdog

The second-largest mobile telecommunications operator in the US reportedly eyed a strategic deal with Spain’s Telefonica, but according to one

James Donato, from Shearman & Sterling LLP, is one of three individuals who President Barack Obama plans to nominate to

Lawmakers have passed the Business Concentration Law as part of legislation aimed at decentralizing Israel’s economy. The bill, approved by

On the last day of the ebooks price-fixing trial, Apple and the US Department of Justice issued their closing statements.