Shareholders reportedly “overwhelmingly” approved for the buyout of ketchup conglomerate Heinz by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital, which

After a 2007 case found three food manufacturers guilty of fixing bread prices, reports say about 100 local, small business

Northern Ireland’s utility regulator has battled in an ongoing dispute with Northern Ireland Electricity, owner of the region’s electricity network,

After several years of restructuring, Switzerland-based Clariant is looking to develop its second-generation bioethanol technology – which uses crops to

The European Commission has announced the closure of an investigation into several of France’s largest water and wastewater servicers accused

Outgoing chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Julius Genachowski has stated that he has no regrets about blocking the proposed

South Korea-based makers of optical disk drives charged in the US of price-fixing have failed to prevent US officials of

Mexico’s Senate has formally approved for a landmark overhaul of the nation’s telecommunications industry in a move that finalizes the

An oversight hearing held by the Senate’s Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Polity and Consumer Rights had DOJ antitrust head

Motorola, owned by Google, has been dealt a blow by a US district judge concerning its ongoing rivalry with Microsoft