Germany: Potatoes probed for price-fixing, damages could surpass $1.3B
Germany’s antitrust regulator has announced the initiation of an investigation into the potato market as a result of suspicions of
Germany’s antitrust regulator has announced the initiation of an investigation into the potato market as a result of suspicions of
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has launched an investigation into NHN Corporation, which runs the dominant search portal Naver, to
The largest sugar company in Europe has said it expects no punishment or consequence from raids carried out at its
Italy-based car company Fiat has reportedly begun considerations into a possible move to the US following plans to merger with
Austria has reportedly failed to sell nationalized bank Kommunalkredit Austria AG and announced it has halted all business with the
As court documents come pouring in ahead of the June 3 trial for e-book price-fixing, reports have emerged that publisher
The European Commission has set a date of June 20 to officially decide whether a proposed merger between Delta Air
In what was described as an “extraordinary and drastic” ruling, a federal judge has granted a request for a restraining
Just days after Barclays won an important dismissal of a LIBOR case, the bank is now facing new troubles as
A federal judge has suggested that plaintiffs’ lawyers should seek a court order to force Facebook COO Sheryl Sanderg to
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