CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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South Korea’s new president named a long-time shareholder rights advocate to lead the country’s antitrust regulator, as the new administration

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France’s privacy watchdog on Tuesday slapped Facebook with a $165,616 ($184.742 USD) fine on allegations the social media giant’s privacy

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Facebook may be fined as soon as Thursday by the European Union for misleading regulators during a 2014 review of

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Banks will be forced to hand over sensitive internal documents on their interest rate decisions, including board papers, as the

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Brazil approved the planned merger of Dow Chemical and DuPont on Wednesday, conditioned on a global divestment plan including its

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Merck and Upsher-Smith Laboratories have agreed to pay $60.2 million to resolve a lawsuit that said they entered into a

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Sky Television and Vodafone intend to press ahead with an appeal over the Commerce Commission’s decision to refuse them clearance

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Competition and Entry: Do Entrants Deserve Special Protection in India and Other Emerging Economies?

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The Department of Justice is requiring the owner of Chicago Sun-Times to openly solicit bids from alternative buyers after the

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Yahoo said on Tuesday it would buy back $3 billion of its common shares, ahead of the company’s pending deal