More than $18 million in fines have officially been issued to nine life insurers in South Korea, according to reports.

The Office of Fair Trading is now requesting public comment on BSkyB’s proposed takeover of O2, the fixed line subsidiary

Indonesia’s drive to self-sufficiency, initiated by the global food crisis, is resulting in major antitrust issues in the meat, corn,

IntercontinentalExchange Inc and NYSE Euronext Inc have collectively modified their merger proposal and restructured their business plan to create a

As the US Supreme Court mulls the so-called pay-for-delay schemes of the pharmaceutical industry, major drugstore retail chain Walgreen Co.

As Google remains in the midst of a major case with the European Commission concerning abuse of dominance – a

The European Commission has officially approved to deliver aid to shipyards in Nauta, Poland and Brodotrogir, Croatia for restructuring after

Just weeks after Ryanair’s second bid to takeover rival Aer Lingus was blocked by antitrust authorities, the Netherlands Consumer Authority

A suit alleging that agreements between telecommunications service providers Bharti Airtel and Vodafone with Apple Inc. and its Indian subsidiary

A one-page order by a US district judge has granted yet another postponement to Anheuser-Busch InBev NV and the Department