Italy’s competition watchdog announced on Monday, November 18, it had opened a probe into the sale of the Italian assets
Indonesia’s competition regulator has begun a preliminary study of the country’s nickel smelting sector, an agency official said on Monday,
The European Commission (EC) has approved Ireland’s €2.6 billion (US$2.9 billion) National Broadband Plan (NBP), which will bring high-speed broadband
Bulgaria’s competition authority announced on Monday, November 18, that it has rejected a complaint over alleged product imitation filed by
Google‘s recent announcement that it is buying Fitbit is leading some users to ditch the device. “I’m not only afraid of what
By Agustin Reyna (BEUC, The European Consumer Organisation) This is a commentary of the judgement of the General Court of
The Federal Trade Commission is looking at whether the legal thresholds to bring antitrust suits need to be modified to
Antitrust headlines dominated the regulatory sphere this past week – focused, of course, on marquee names such as Facebook and
The European Commission opened an in-depth investigation on Friday, November 15, to determine whether tax exemptions granted to Italian ports
By Eric Newcomer, Bloomberg Hi all, it’s Eric. Two decades ago, Microsoft Corp. fended off the U.S. government’s best effort
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