
France Fines LVMH Eyewear Makers For Imposing Selling Prices
France’s antitrust body on Thursday fined several eyewear makers for imposing selling prices on opticians and preventing them from selling

France’s antitrust body on Thursday fined several eyewear makers for imposing selling prices on opticians and preventing them from selling

The Federal Trade Commission voted in an open Commission meeting to rescind a 1995 policy statement that made it more difficult

Epic has renewed its fight against mobile platforms’ app store restrictions, filing an update to its antitrust case against Google.

A federal judge has narrowed the scope of a US Department of Justice lawsuit blocking the proposed $30 billion merger

Italy’s competition watchdog said on Wednesday it was investigating Atlantia’s motorway unit Autostrade per l’Italia (ASPI) for failing to lower

A US judge on Tuesday dismissed a sports promotion company’s antitrust lawsuit accusing soccer’s world governing body FIFA and the

AstraZeneca’s mega $39 billion takeover of Alexion Pharmaceuticals has come to a close, delivering the British pharma a lucrative portfolio

The European Union has not issued any public comment regarding its antitrust investigation into Norwegian salmon farmers for more than

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted on Wednesday (July 21) to strengthen restrictions against policies that push consumers to use

The United States and Germany on Wednesday unveiled an agreement on the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline under which Berlin
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