Mediaset hostile shareholder Vivendi could be excluded from voting at shareholder meetings of a new Amsterdam-based TV company the Italian broadcaster is
Japan enacted Antimonopoly Law amendments on Wednesday designed to provide companies involved in anti-competitive practices with stronger incentives to cooperate
Vietnam’s Competition Council ruled Wednesday that Grab’s acquisition of Uber last year did not infringe the Competition Law. It dismissed the
In an unprecedented move, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser filed a complaint in El Paso County District Court Wednesday morning
The Philippine Competition Commission said Wednesday it approved East West Banking’s acquisition of Philippine Bank of Communications’ (PBCom) auto loan
Axalta Coating Systems, the US coatings company whose largest shareholder is Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, said on Wednesday it had
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The US Justice Department announced on Monday, June 17, it had settled antitrust charges with CBS, Cox Enterprises, E.W. Scripps,
According to the Financial Times, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will be given “judge and jury” powers to impose
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