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John Deere announced that it has invested in German machinery manufacturer Kramer-Werke GmbH to create a “long-term alliance.” Both firms
An appeals court has upheld a multi-million fine against Heineken imposed by the Hellenic Competition Commission (HCC). The appeal came
The European Commission has unconditionally approved the GB£1.9bn (US$2.5billion) takeover of Vauxhall owner Opel by car maker PSA. It means
Tad Lipsky, acting bureau chief of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition, retired July 3, according to FTC acting
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The EU might soon reveal a verdict in the Android case, and Google could face a second record fine. EU
The US government has sought to intervene in Apple’s appeal against an EU order that the technology giant must pay
In a swift denouement to merger speculation that Worldpay, the biggest payment processing firm in the United Kingdom, would be
Telecom Italia (TIM) insisted late on Tuesday it has done nothing wrong, after Italy’s antitrust watchdog launched an inquiry into
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