CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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A combination of the Saudi Arabian ventures of HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland will break an almost 20-year drought

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A federal judge in Kansas has appointed Dallas lawyer Warren T. Burns and two other attorneys to lead a nationwide

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Dow Chemical forecast better-than-expected revenue for the current quarter and said it would expand four key consumer businesses, which will

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The European Commission welcomes today’s Court of Justice ruling confirming that in proving a cartel the Commission can rely on

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A Montana-based bakery-café chain filed a Federal Trade Commission objection this week that questions the potential “anticompetitive effects” of the

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The European Commission ordered Belgium on Thursday to end restrictive conditions for postal licences and open up its postal market,

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Deutsche Börse is to reward shareholders with a €200m share buyback programme following the end of its planned merger with

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Strategic Public Shaming: Evidence from Chinese Antitrust By Angela Huyue Zhang (King’s College London)

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The confirmation testimony expected on Wednesday for Makan Delrahim, who was nominated to head US Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, has

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Rod Rosenstein was confirmed by the Senate as deputy attorney general after his nomination was approved on Tuesday by the