South Africa: Watchdog charges Takata with price fixing
According to Reuters, South African competition watchdog charged Takata Corp with price fixing on Wednesday, March 14, in another blow
According to Reuters, South African competition watchdog charged Takata Corp with price fixing on Wednesday, March 14, in another blow
Posted by Reason Why the Government Shouldn’t Break Up Google By Andrea O’Sullivan Has Google’s market dominance been a net negative
According to a report on Tuesday, March 13, China will form a powerful new competition and food safety regulator in
Canada’s competition watchdog announced on Monday, March 12, an investigation of the country’s largest newspaper publishers Torstar and Postmedia after
At a trial beginning Monday, March 12, concerning the proposed AT&T/Time Warner merger, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) has
The German antitrust regulator plan to open its third investigation into the digital market soon, its chief said on Tuesday,
Sahara Petrochemical and Saudi International Petrochemical plan to resume talks about a potential merger, four years after a tie-up was
The UK’s telecom regulator Ofcom has confirmed plans to start its 4G and 5G wireless spectrum auction next week. The
Posted by Social Science Research Network The Multiple Justifications of Occupational Licensing By Nick Robinson (Yale) About a quarter of
March 2018 The Chinese Vitamins Case: Who Decides Chinese Law? By Daniel A. Crane1 The U.S. Supreme Court is about
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