US: Shkreli mocks Congress, calls lawmakers ‘Imbeciles’
Former drug executive Martin Shkreli laughed off questions about drug prices and tweeted that lawmakers were imbeciles on Thursday, when
Former drug executive Martin Shkreli laughed off questions about drug prices and tweeted that lawmakers were imbeciles on Thursday, when
Oracle joined Microsoft on Tuesday in successfully dodging an antitrust class action over its agreements not to recruit workers from
Three chairman Canning Fok pledges a price freeze and a £5bn network investment if the acquisition of O2 is allowed
Rite Aid stockholders have voted to approve the proposed merger with Walgreens Boots Alliance, the Pennsylvania retailer announced Thursday morning.
Vodafone has criticised BT for “loading costs” on to its Openreach division, which operates the national broadband network used by
The European Union on Thursday cleared computer disk drive maker Western Digital Corp’s $19 billion acquisition of rival SanDisk, after
Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection has extended its review of the proposed Nord Stream-2 natural gas pipeline joint
A group of travel organizations, which includes the U.S. Travel Association and the American Society of Travel Agents, is lobbying
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has set aside RM10 million fines imposed by the Malaysia Competition Commission on two Malaysian carriers,
Cement giant LafargeHolcim is considering selling more of its operations in India to address concerns by the Indian competition regulator