US: Media broadcasters ink deal affecting 16.5M households
Two media broadcasting companies have announced plans to merge in a deal that will affect a reported 16.5 million households.
Two media broadcasting companies have announced plans to merge in a deal that will affect a reported 16.5 million households.
As a result of concerns that France-based Groupe Eurotunnel ferry company would dominate more than half of the ferry market
The National collegiate Athletic Association scored a big win on Thursday as a district judge threw out a case that
The European Commission is set to reveal proposed legislation that would allow class actions to bring cases against companies that
As reports have emerged that European regulators are looking to possibly take over the supervision of LIBOR and other financial
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Mitsuo Matsushita (Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu) & Kazunori Furuya (Furuya Law Office) discuss Private Antitrust
The European Commission announced that interested third parties are now welcome to approach the regulator with comments regarding IntercontinentalExchange Inc.’s
In response to New York’s ban on the practice of merchants imposing surcharge fees on consumers who use credit cards,
Various antitrust experts gathered in Islamabad, Pakistan this week for a competition conference and came to a consensus that cartels
Public affairs television network C-SPAN has won its defense in course after an online video subscription company, Sky Angel US
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