US: Is antitrust law to blame for controversial hospital bill discrepancies?
A recently released government report on the wide range of prices hospitals throughout the US charge for the same procedures
A recently released government report on the wide range of prices hospitals throughout the US charge for the same procedures
A report released by former FTC Policy Director for the Bureau of Competition David Balto is warning of potential anticompetitive
After finding the company guilty of fixing prices and sharing market sensitive information with competitors, Spain’s competition regulator the CNC
Five entities – four companies and one executive – are now being probed by the Competition Commission of India after
Just hours before a crucial hearing in the case, Air New Zealand has argued that the Commerce Commission should dismiss
A lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which is accused of violating antitrust law by fixing the price paid
AGCOM, Italy’s antitrust watchdog, has decided against hearing a case accusing pay-TV giant Sky Italia of abuse of dominance. The
Online travel site Priceline has announced that UK regulators have completed their review of the buyout of Kayak after the
As three ex-executives of Switzerland-based financial services company UBS await sentencing this month after being found guilty of bid-rigging, prosecutors
A new study released from the University of East Anglia claims that the European Commission did not focus enough on
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