Canada: Comp Bureau seeks criminal bid-rigging convictions
Canada’s competition enforcer has criminally charged four individuals with divvying up engineering contracts awarded by the City of Gatineau. The
Canada’s competition enforcer has criminally charged four individuals with divvying up engineering contracts awarded by the City of Gatineau. The
Australia’s Federal Court has fined Air New Zealand US$9.5 million for its role in an air cargo cartel, the
Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) unconditionally cleared South Africa-based Sibanye-Stillwater’s proposed takeover of Lonmin on Thursday, June 28, telling
Plastics, chemicals and refining company LyondellBasell has secured permission from the European Commission to acquire A. Schulman. The European Commission’s
Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust and Costless Verification: An Optimistic and a Pessimistic View of the Implications of
A number of major decisions have piled up in anticipation of the summer sun, with major changes coming to some
By Beth Farmer Today, the Supreme Court ruled that American Express’ anti-steering provisions do not violate the federal antitrust laws.
The founding family of Japanese oil company Idemitsu Kosan has signaled it will drop its opposition to long-stalled plans for
Justice Anthony Kennedy announced Wednesday he’s retiring at the end of July, giving President Donald Trump another chance to fundamentally
Facebook moved Tuesday, June 26, to let some advertisements for cryptocurrency run on its platform. In a blog post, Rob
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