CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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Italy’s antitrust watchdog said on Wednesday, September 20, it had opened a probe into thousands of flight cancellations by Ryanair,

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Japan’s Toshiba agreed on Wednesday, September 20, to sell its prized semiconductor business to a group led by US private

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Luxottica and Essilor have not offered any concessions to allay EU antitrust regulators’ concerns over their proposed €46 billion (US$51.9

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Germany’s Thyssenkrupp and India’s Tata Steel struck a preliminary deal on Wednesday, September 20, to merge their European steel operations

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Tabcorp’s US$11 billion bid for rival gambling outfit Tatts has hit an unforeseen courtroom hurdle put in place by the

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Posted by The Orange County Register Busting antitrust myths about Amazon, Google and Facebook By Adam B. Summers Can a

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Bayer said it was unable to propose the sale of any digital farming assets to allay EU concerns about its

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Developing Competition Law for Collusion by Autonomous Price-Setting Agents By Joseph E. Harrington Jr

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In its fourth attempt, Walgreens Boots Alliance clinched regulatory approval for a deal to buy Rite Aid stores after a

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Last year Google hired Caroline Atkinson Obama’s former economic advisor in an effort to deal with their antitrust concerns. Atkinson,