EU antitrust regulators have temporarily paused their investigation into US life sciences company Illumina bid for $8 billion cash-and-stock takeover
US lawmakers are introducing “Right to Repair” legislation this week to ensure consumers can get vehicles, electronic devices, and agriculture
Japan’s top steelmaker, Nippon Steel Corp, is seeking more merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities to boost its global output capacity
Google’s lawyers argued in a filing in Manhattan federal court that the plaintiffs have asked for “irrelevant” records outside the
The number of South Korean companies affiliated with large business groups under tight supervision rose by 34 in the three
Cloud services providers such as Amazon and Microsoft and other data processing service providers must set up safeguards against illegal
By Brian R. Cheffins (University of Cambridge) Antitrust is high on the reform agenda at present, associated with calls to
Israel’s flag carrier El Al Airlines, forced to slim down following a government bailout during the pandemic, announced on Thursday,
Five UK firms have been slapped with a combined £35 million (US$47 million) fine from the competition watchdog for illegally
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, February 3, approved legislation that, if passed into law, would force Apple to let users
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