CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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When you’re competing with Amazon, it helps to have strength in numbers. That’s the thinking behind this week’s merger between

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Turkey’s competition authority (RK) has cleared a deal between conglomerate Koc Holding and Italian lender Unicredit that will see Koc

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The state attorney general leading a broad antitrust investigation into Google is accusing the tech giant of delaying the case

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Ministers launched a root and branch review of the effectiveness of competition in Britain on Wednesday, February 5, with a

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By David McLaughlin, Bloomberg State officials will “wreak havoc” on U.S. merger enforcement if they diverge from federal regulators and

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Vanguard is moving into private equity, reflecting strong demand for the asset class and raising the possibility of rising fee

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The Justice Department antitrust investigation into Google seems to be ramping up with a flurry of activity this week, as

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Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, has reportedly made an offer to take over eBay in a move

February 4, 2020 No Comments

Boris Johnson insisted the U.K. will not engage in a “race to the bottom” on competition standards after Brexit. In

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The Data Protection Commission has launched two separate statutory inquiries, into search firm Google and dating app Tinder. Both inquiries relate