CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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Spain has no immediate plans to sell shares in majority state-owned airport operator Aena, Public Works Minister Inigo de la

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Two of Britain’s biggest newspaper groups are reportedly holding talks over a potential merger deal. Express Newspapers, owned by Richard

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China National Chemical and Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta AG have proposed remedies to the European Union’s competition watchdog

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The removal of a grain handling surcharge by GrainCorp in the Eastern States has ended an Australian Competition and Consumer

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Prosecutors are poised to charge the currency traders at the heart of one of the biggest US market-rigging investigations, according

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Political determinants of competition in the mobile telecommunication industry By Mara Faccio & Luigi

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Posted by Social Science Research Network Six-State NFL settlement may still end up costing fans Timothy Liam Epstein (University of

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Dow Chemical and DuPont face a “still very open” outcome from a European Union antitrust review of their $60 billion

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Walgreens CEO Stefano Pessina recently revealed the firm has no backup plan should its lengthy proposed merger with Rite Aid

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A foreign currency exchange dealer pleaded guilty to participating in a price-fixing conspiracy in the FX market, the Justice Department