Korea: Six cement makers fined for price rigging
South Korea’s antitrust watchdog said Tuesday that it has fined six local cement makers a combined $167.6 million for fixing
South Korea’s antitrust watchdog said Tuesday that it has fined six local cement makers a combined $167.6 million for fixing
The Union government has come out with a concept paper proposing to set up a rail regulator for fixing fares
The competition watchdog has discontinued proceedings against several petrol retailers including Woolworths and 7-Eleven, after previously alleging the use of
Posted by Social Science Research Network Ultimate Ownership and Bank Competition José Azar (Charles River Associates), Sahil Raina (University of
Uber has shut down its office in Frankfurt, Germany after just eighteen months of operations. However, the ride-sharing service has
Baxalta Inc. has agreed to pay Danish biotechnology company Symphogen A/S up to $1.6 billion for the rights to
Politicos’ Nicholas Hirst believes that in the sphere of tech Vestager is still playing catch-up. “For all the headline-grabbing antitrust
Robins Kaplan LLP is proud to announce that Jonathan Mutch, Denise Rahne, Jenny Robbins, and Sam Walling have been named
Global litigation law firm Boies, Schiller & Flexner has elected eight counsel and associates to its partnership, effective January 1,
Talks between Liberty Global and Vodafone have been revived in recent weeks with a potential £140 billion merger in