CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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The European Commission announced draft rules on Thursday to give many drivers for online firms such as Uber and Deliveroo

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The European Commission (EC) has sufficient grounds to immediately launch antitrust proceedings against Gazprom and must do it immediately, Polish

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Italian antitrust regulators on Thursday slapped e-commerce giant Amazon with a massive $1.28 billion fine for abusing its market dominance, reported

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Saying that the nation’s antitrust practices are “fundamentally broken,” the WGA West is calling on policymakers to adopt “systemic changes”

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The former chairman of the UK competition regulator has condemned the market for PCR tests for travelers, describing it as

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South Korea’s antitrust regulator said Wednesday it has decided to impose a combined 20.7 billion won ($17.6 million) in fines

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The chair of the US Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday asked a regulator to investigate whether Meta Platforms’ Facebook misled

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By Philipp Bazenov (New York University) Since its publication in December 2020, the European Commission’s regulatory proposal for a Digital

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French waste and water management companies Veolia and Suez are set to secure EU antitrust approval for their 13 billion

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A group of 30 newspaper publishers, including Seattle-based Robinson Newspapers, have sued Google and Facebook over the way the social