CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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A lack of competition in Mexico’s rail freight sector, which is dominated by Grupo Mexico and Kansas City Southern de

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A former partner at a major law firm was convicted on Wednesday of insider trading charges for having tipped a

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Poland aims to use “all legal means” to block the European Union’s proposed terms for settling its antitrust investigation into

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On Wednesday, WEKO the Swiss competition authority said it had opened a probe into Bucher Industries Landtechnik unit over agreements

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Compensatory remedies in EU law: the relationship between EU law and national law By

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Big companies aiming to merge would have to pay more in fees when filing for antitrust review under legislation that

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Apple has been found guilty of fixing the price of iPhones in Russia for several years. Russia’s antitrust regulator, the

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Walgreens Boots Alliance, the pharmacy chain grappling with US antitrust officials over its planned takeover of Rite Aid, is set

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Verizon Communications sought almost triple the price reduction that it has ultimately obtained for Yahoo’s core assets following two massive

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South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has fined GM Korea, the South Korean unit of US automaker General Motors, 69 million