CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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Switzerland’s largest watch maker, Swatch, stated it will limit the number of movements it makes for the industry in a

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The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) wants Congress to empower it to conduct dawn raids without a court order, as it

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HP was awarded US$439 million in damages against Quanta after a federal judge tripled a jury’s 2019 award for damages

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T-Mobile and Sprint have likely done enough to convince a federal judge to allow their proposed US$28 billion merger to

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Cyfrowy Polsat, the Polish pay-television operator, has been issued with a fine of PLN34.9 million (US$9.1 million) by Poland’s Office

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John Yearwood has been hired as deputy editor for agriculture and trade at Politico. There, he will be working with P.J. Joshi to oversee

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The AdC (Autoridade da Concorrência) decided today not to oppose to the merger whereby Cofina SGPS S.A. would acquire sole

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By Eriq Gardner, Hollywood Reporter Movie box office. TV ratings. Say what you will about the reliability of entertainment consumption

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Axon Enterprise on Friday sued the US Federal Trade Commission in a bid to have potential antitrust litigation heard in a

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Colombia on Friday ordered Uber to cease its ride-hailing operations in the Andean country, effective immediately, after a judge ruled