Mexico: Regs need extra time to rule on Heineken, Grupo Modelo agreements
As Mexico’s antitrust regulator, the Federal Competition Commission, reviews what critics have deemed as an anticompetitive agreement between beer giants
As Mexico’s antitrust regulator, the Federal Competition Commission, reviews what critics have deemed as an anticompetitive agreement between beer giants
As the price-fixing e-books lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice against Apple Inc. continues this week, the latest
Air New Zealand has just withdrawn its challenge against the nation’s Commerce Commission, originally intended to fight the regulator on
A US district judge has sided with the world’s largest beer brewing company in refusing to block its acquisition of
Despite economic uncertainty throughout Europe, law firm Clifford Chance has released a report entitled European M&A: On the road to
As the UK’s Competition Commission explores how to reign in the dominance of the so-called Big Four accountancy firms, which
As news broke this week that the US International Trade Commission has sided with Samsung, the tech giant that accused
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Max Huffman, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law offers his thoughts on Worlds
The former finance chief of luxury sports car company Porsche has been convicted of fraud and issued a fine for
Two companies based in China are reportedly initiating the competitive bidding process for Peru-based mines being sold by Glencore Xstrata.
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