EU: Price-fixing fine appeal shot down by Court of Justice
The European Court of Justice has denied a plastics company its appeal of a fine issued by the European Commission
The European Court of Justice has denied a plastics company its appeal of a fine issued by the European Commission
Beverage conglomerate AB InBev, which recently acquired Grupo Modelo SAB in a highly controversial deal, is seeking the dismissal of
Italian broadcasting giant Sky Italia has scored a big win as the nation’s antitrust regulator sided with the company, ruling
Energy industry insiders have suggested to media that the UK’s energy regulator Ofgem could spark a strife with the Competition
Forty-nine attorneys general – those of 48 states and one from the District of Columbia – have filed a statement
The gloves came off as the high-profile case concerning allegations that Apple Inc. colluded to fix the prices of e-books
Law firm Beijing DeHeng Law Offices has announced the addition of two new partners to its antitrust practice. According to
Federal Trade Commissioner Joshua Wright has stated that loyalty discounts made between retailers and suppliers should be considered a form
President Barack Obama announced Tuesday plans for the White House to take action against so-called patent trolls, company that hold
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Dennis W. Carlton, University of Chicago – Booth School of Business; National Bureau of Economic
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