
Russia’s Federal Court Has Bailiffs Enforce Unpaid Facebook Fines
On Thursday a Russian court said it had sent state bailiffs to enforce the collection of $238,845 in fines imposed

On Thursday a Russian court said it had sent state bailiffs to enforce the collection of $238,845 in fines imposed

By Damien Geradin Tilburg Law and Economics Center (TILEC) & Dimitrios Katsifis (Geradin Partners) While the various initiatives in several

According to regulatory filings, US antitrust regulators have extended the approval process for at least five oil and gas mergers and

On Wednesday, October 20, Lufthansa and easyJet gained backing from Europe’s second top court for their acquisitions of insolvent German

Incarcerated former pharma executive Martin Shkreli failed to delay an antitrust trial over his role in Vyera Pharmaceuticals’ 4,000% mark-up

Marriott lost its bid to delay an antitrust trial set to start October 25 over its alleged role in an

Investment firm Blackstone to buy a majority stake in Spanx, valuing the shapewear maker at US$1.2 billion, the companies announced on

The Norwegian National Communications Authority (Nkom) on Tuesday, October 19, fined media service Telenor for breaching non-discrimination obligations, creating a

Global technology company Stripe is acquiring payments reconciliation startup Recko for undisclosed terms, Stripe wrote in a statement emailed to

Pinterest is in late-stage talks to be acquired by PayPal, a source familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal.
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