Tag: CADE
Brazil’s Antitrust Watchdog OKs Bunge Soy Deal
Brazilian antitrust regulator CADE said on Wednesday it gave final and unconditional approval for Bunge's proposed acquisition of two soy crushing plants...
Price Gouging Under Brazilian Competition Law: Better Left Dormant?
Price gouging is a hot topic in the antitrust community as a result of COVID-19, and Brazil is no exception. In this...
Nike Deal In Brazil Approved By Regulator CADE
Brazil’s Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) approved without restriction the acquisition of the totality of Nike do Brasil shares by Grupo...
Brazil Publishes Preliminary Guide For Cartel Penalties
The Administrative Council for Economic Defence (CADE) has released a preliminary version of the Guide for Cartel Penalties. Suggestions from society will...
Brazil OKs Company Collaboration To Ease COVID-19 Fallout
CADE recently decided to authorize the collaboration among a group of competing companies as a measure to minimize the effects of the...
CADE Rejected Appeal Against Telecom Infrastructure Sharing Deal
Brazilian antitrust regulator CADE has rejected an appeal against an infrastructure sharing deal signed by two major telecoms in the country, Telefonica...
Brazil’s Okays Acquisition Of Adtalem By Yduqs
Brazilian education company Yduqs Asaid on Tuesday, April 13, that local antitrust watchdog Cade has approved the acquisition of Adtalem Global Education's...
Brazil’s Antitrust Watchdog Allows For Virtual Judgments
The Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) sanctioned this Wednesday (April 1st) a resolution that makes possible to hold virtual judgment sessions....
Information Exchange among Competitors: The Lay of the Land of Enforcement...
Information Exchange among Competitors: The Lay of the Land of Enforcement in Brazil1
By Ana Paula Martinez2 & Mariana Tavares de Araujo3 (Levy & Salomão Advogados)
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The (Nearly) Forgotten Case of Labor Concerns in Brazilian Competition Policy:...
In the wake of new evidence of market power of firms over workers, as a widespread economic fact, it is worth revising...
