CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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The EU’s competition watchdog is considering tough new powers to intervene earlier in antitrust problems in an effort to avoid

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Bayer has filed a request for approval of its planned US$66 billion takeover of US seeds company Monsanto with European

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An ongoing legal battle between a pair of competing real estate listing firms has heated up with Blue Springs company

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The Spanish regulator CNMC has launched a public consultation in which it proposes a methodology to analyze if Telefónica’s business

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There has been some development concerning the deal between Trayport and Intercontinental Exchange, as the UK Competition and Markets Authority

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Baker Hughes shareholders overwhelmingly approved a merger with GE Oil & Gas on Friday morning. The company announced the deal

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The Dutch anti-cartel body, ACM, has fined Dutch railway firm NS almost €41m (US$45m) for breaking competition law during the

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Telecom Argentina, a leading mobile and fixed telecommunications company in Argentina and also a mobile telecoms provider in Paraguay, and

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Posted by Social Science Research Network How Much Does the Choice between Collusion and Unilateral Effects Matter in Merger Analysis?

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust Populism By Barak Orbach (University of Arizona) Abstract: In antitrust literature,