US: Joe Biden says he’s open to breaking up Facebook
According to CNBC Joe Biden said Monday that he would be open to breaking up Facebook, a sign of the
According to CNBC Joe Biden said Monday that he would be open to breaking up Facebook, a sign of the
European Union regulators opened an antitrust investigation into the conditions set by Insurance Ireland for companies seeking to access its
The Hong Kong Competition Commission has published proposals for a cooperation and settlement policy aimed at encouraging companies involved in
Vodafone Group Plc on Monday agreed to sell its New Zealand business for NZ$3.4 billion ($2.23 billion) to a consortium
Poland’s biggest oil refiner PKN Orlen should be ready in the next 12 months to set the terms on which
North Atlantic fisheries accused of conspiring to fix the price of farm-raised salmon by rigging its cash price in Oslo
ICN’s Framework for Competition Agency Procedures, Part 2: What does the CAP mean for the ICN tomorrow? – By Paul O’Brien
Spanish regulator CNMC approved on Thursday the resolution that will allow transport company Arriva to compete against the local company
Peru’s market regulator and competition agency, INDECOPI, “concluded that there is no threat of harm to Peruvian industry,” ending an
Mexico’s Federal Commission of Economic Competition (COFECE) has reduced the fine imposed on fashion company Grupo Axo, as well as
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