
EU Parliamentarians Suspect Gazprom Role In Raising Gas Prices
Natural gas prices have been soaring in recent months in Europe and a group of European parliamentarians has asked the

Natural gas prices have been soaring in recent months in Europe and a group of European parliamentarians has asked the

A Minnesota concrete contractor pleaded guilty to rigging bids on public concrete repair and construction contracts in the state of

By Ioannis Lianos (University College London) & Andrew McLean (UCL Faculty of Laws) In this chapter, we explore a missing

The Italian antitrust regulator has found that Apple’s iCloud terms and conditions are unreasonable and unfair to consumers, and may

Google dominates Australia’s online advertising market to the point of harming publishers, advertisers and ultimately consumers, the country’s antitrust regulator

Baker McKenzie has tapped two “co-founders” to lead its new data science and machine learning team, artificial intelligence legal pro

By Lavender Au, Wired China’s ban on all cryptocurrency transactions, announced on Friday, is just the latest of a series

United Breweries may have to raise debt to pay the penalty imposed on it by the Competition Commission of India

European Parliament members on Monday, September 23, rejected three attempts by some lawmakers to block the European Union’s proposed rulebook

The UK’s competition watchdog has cleared Facebook’s acquisition of Kustomer, a maker of CRM tools. The purchase was announced last
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