EU: Google is getting yet another extension to counter antitrust charges
Alphabet unit Google has been given about three more weeks to counter EU antitrust charges that it unfairly demotes rival
Alphabet unit Google has been given about three more weeks to counter EU antitrust charges that it unfairly demotes rival
Henderson Group chief executive Andrew Formica has shrugged off concerns about Brexit and Donald Trump as he sells a multi-billion-dollar
Japanese oil refiner Idemitsu Kosan said Thursday it would put off a planned merger with a rival, bowing to opposition
Airbnb has hired a trio of Democratic lobbyists at the high-powered lobby firm Podesta Group, marking an increase in the
The Commission for Protection of Competition is expected to cast more light on its recent announcement that six petrol and
The last four settlements with defendants in a long-running air cargo antitrust case brought in 2006 against more than 30
In June, Future announced that it had agreed to buy Miura, the parent company of Imagine Publishing, for Future shares
The NSW government’s planned $100 million-plus privatisation of superannuation management platform Pillar has hit a snag after the competition watchdog
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Duke announced back in February that volatility in Latin America was forcing it to rethink its portfolio. Now, the company