Japan’s four-largest automobile parts makers were fined a combined total of 92 billion won (US$76 million) by South Korea’s antitrust
By Ben Elgin, Bloomberg Her patient’s voice was panic-stricken, Emily Deans said, and her story was baffling. “She said, ‘I
One major issue appears to have taken up a lot of time, sleep, and ink for the Antitrust community this
Facebook’s woes with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are far from over. The agency is investigating whether Facebook’s purchases
Jones Day has added co-chair of Vinson & Elkins’ antitrust practice James Reeder Jr. as a partner in its business
Nexstar Media and Tribune Media must divest television stations in 13 markets to resolve antitrust concerns over their proposed US$6.4
London Stock Exchange (LSE) has agreed to buy financial information provider Refinitiv in a US$27 billion deal aimed at offering
Mallinckrodt must face a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it failed to disclose an imminent US$100 million Federal Trade Commission
Australian flag carrier Qantas Airways stated it had no plan to cut its stake in Alliance Airlines, after the competition
Piano and keyboard-maker Casio has hit a bum note after it was handed a £3.7 million (US$4.5 million) fine by
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