CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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Two of the estate agency bosses involved in the recent Berkshire cartel case have been disqualified from being company directors

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Facebook’s WhatsApp messaging service rolled out a system across Brazil on Monday, June 15th, that will allow users to send

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EU commissioner Margrethe Vestager has agreed to temporarily relax state aid rules that the tech industry argued were holding up

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By Paul Gift, Forbes “Forthcoming” With one word, the antitrust lawsuit filed against the UFC by now-former fighters snapped back

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A lawmaker from Mexico’s ruling party who proposed merging three regulatory bodies into one said on Sunday he would delay

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After legislators had asked that he offer testimony in their antitrust probe into large tech firms, a lawyer for Amazon said that

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By Maarten Pieter Schinkel & Abel d’Ailly (University of Amsterdam) Western competition authorities responded quick and united to the COVID-19

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State investigators in California and Washington have been looking into whether Amazon abuses its power over sellers on the tech

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As part of an ongoing probe of competition in digital markets that involves Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, the US

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Bankers and lawyers acting for some of Europe’s largest telecoms companies are anticipating a bonanza of deals on the back