US: Visa, MasterCard fire back at retailers, want swipe fees deemed legal
Responding to major US retailers that have publically denounced Visa and MasterCard’s proposed $7.2 billion, the credit card companies, currently
Responding to major US retailers that have publically denounced Visa and MasterCard’s proposed $7.2 billion, the credit card companies, currently
At least 14 member states of the European Union are speaking out against proposed taxes placed upon Chinese solar panels
In what reporters have deemed an “unusual” statement made by Judge Denise Cote, Apple Inc., which is currently defending itself
Reports have surfaced that the Financial Times has gained access to a questionnaire sent by the European Commission to various
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Tim Reuter (Department of Economics, University of Konstanz) has written on Endogenous Cartel Organization and
The Oxford University Press has been granted approval from the Office of Fair Trading to acquire Nelson Thornes Ltd.; the
South Africa’s antitrust regulators may soon initiate an investigation of pay-TV operator giant MultiChoice after receiving complaints of anticompetitive practices
Private carrier Jet Airways’ chairman Naresh Goyal has announced his purchase of a 29 percent stake in the company, purchased
Turkey’s leading telecom company Turk Telekom is reportedly the subject of a new investigation by the nation’s Competition Authority for
Chinese antitrust authorities, notorious for often taking exceptionally hard looks at merger deals, have reportedly approved of a buyout of
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