CPI, Author at Competition Policy International

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BMW is suing two of its suppliers over price fixing on air conditioning components, the German carmaker said on Wednesday.

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A group of 52 auto parts manufacturers has agreed to pay California $23 million as part of a decade-old investigation

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By Scott Helfstein, Harvard Business Review Since 1850, the U.S. has gone through cycles of protectionism and antitrust activity, but

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai will take over as the new CEO of Alphabet, as well as retain his job at

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The EU should receive sweeping extra powers to stave off an unfair competitive threat from state-supported companies in China and

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Qualcomm announced it would appeal a South Korean court decision on Wednesday, December 4, to uphold a record US$873 million

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The European Union’s top antitrust policymaker, Margrethe Vestager, is open to the idea of pan-European mergers in the telecoms market,

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A special committee at Hudson’s Bay rejected an offer by private-equity firm Catalyst Capital that values the Canadian retailer at

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A Brazilian group representing minority investors filed a complaint on Tuesday, December 3, with Brazil’s antitrust watchdog CADE against the

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Senator Elizabeth Warren plans to introduce a bill in coming weeks that would intensify the scrutiny of bank mergers, a