Germany: Deutsche Telekom told to give rivals access to upgraded network
Brussels has given a partial go-ahead to Deutsche Telekom’s plan to upgrade its German broadband network as long as the
Brussels has given a partial go-ahead to Deutsche Telekom’s plan to upgrade its German broadband network as long as the
Plane manufacturer Airbus Group and French aero engine and equipment maker Safran won EU antitrust approval on Wednesday for their
Spanish communications and competition regulator CNMC said it began proceedings against Orange for possible failure to comply with requirements to
Incipio, LLC today announced that the Federal Trade Commission has granted early termination of the waiting period required by the
Norway’s competition watchdog will look into whether competition rules are being infringed in the country’s oil industry, the industry ministry
Posted by Social Science Research Network Abuse of Market Power: The End of ‘Make-Believe’ Analysis? Donal Curtin (Economics New Zealand)
The European Union has slapped its biggest ever cartel fine, worth $3.24 billion and twice the previous record, on several
European Union antitrust regulators on Tuesday said a full-blown probe has been opened into France’s financial support of beleaguered nuclear
US antitrust officials are poised to file lawsuits to block Anthem Inc’s acquisition of Cigna Corp as well as Aetna
Agri-chemical giant Monsanto rejected another merger offer from Bayer on Tuesday, signaling it is open to proposals from other companies.