Japan: Regulator plans periodic reviews of tech giants
The Japanese government intends to use antitrust law to require major tech players to submit to regular reviews, reported Nikkie.
The Japanese government intends to use antitrust law to require major tech players to submit to regular reviews, reported Nikkie.
Lyft is being sued by some investors who say the company exaggerated its market position during its IPO in March,
Gegham Gevorkyan, a candidate nominated for the post of Head of the State Commission for the Protection of Economic Competition,
By Chris Nuttall Patent and royalties cases can be hideously complex, hard for a jury to understand and therefore unpredictable in
Technology groups such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.com will face stricter rules on handling personal information in Japan, which looks
Apple probably paid Qualcomm between $5 billion and $6 billion to settle the litigation between the two companies, reported CNBC.
France’s Credit Agricole and Spain’s Santander plan to combine their custody and asset servicing operations, in a deal that could
Apple’s and Qualcomm’s decision to end all litigation between them now raises the stakes in the Federal Trade Commission’s suit against
Users of Android devices will be able to choose their browsers and search engines from five options starting on Thursday,
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service has filed antitrust cases against job boards HeadHunter, Superjob, and Rabota.ru. The FAS said the terms
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