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China targets 'irrational competition' in EV sector with stronger oversight
China has pledged to strengthen oversight of its fast-growing new energy vehicle sector, vowing to step up cost investigations and price monitoring as part of effor... (more story)
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South Korea's CJ Group fined for covert support to troubled subsidiaries
CJ Group has been tentatively fined 6.5 billion won (about $4.7 million) by South Korea’s competition watchdog for unfairly supporting two financially distressed su... (more story)
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India's Digital Competition Bill get regulator's push but meets resistance
India's top competition official has voiced strong support for the proposed Digital Competition Bill, advocating for proactive "self-reporting obligations" to enhan... (more story)
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Skydance Chief Executive David Ellison and other company representatives met with US Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr and his staff this week to discuss Skydance's transaction with Param... (more story)
Hong Kong authorities will intervene to regulate ride-hailing prices if fares move to extremes, the transport chief said today, signaling a more hands-on approach to industry competition as the city prepares t... (more story)
President Donald Trump and co-defendants at the Federal Trade Commission asked a US court to stay an order which found that the firing of Democratic commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was "unlawful," arguing... (more story)
French construction multinational Saint Gobain appears set to defend the actions of its newly acquired building-products manufacturer CSR in September 2026, after telling an Australian court today that it had ... (more story)
Biden-era settlements with ExxonMobil and Chevron Corp. were rendered null and void by the Federal Trade Commission’s three Republicans today via orders that castigated those merger antitrust consent decrees a... (more story)
President Donald Trump's firing of US Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was "unlawful and without legal effect," a US federal judge said today while noting that the law on removal of FTC commi... (more story)
Google won't face off next month against a coalition of Texas-led states accusing it of monopolizing digital adtech markets as a US federal judge today postponed a month-long trial until a judge in Virginia ru... (more story)
Price-comparison websites Kelkoo and Foundem have unrealistic demands for disclosure of documents ahead of a trial of their UK antitrust lawsuits over search shopping practices, Google told a UK judge today. K... (more story)
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Goodyear’s agreement to cooperate with an EU tire cartel probe will likely be welcome news for antitrust lawyers in the US who are attempting to revive class action litigation aimed at the same alleged price-f... (more story)
Container shipping giant Mediterranean Shipping Company and ferry operator Moby made concessions this week in a bid to settle an Italian antitrust probe. While the hefty commitments they offered suggest a poss... (more story)
China’s newly revised Anti-Unfair Competition Law, introduced at a time when artificial intelligence is becoming central to technological progress and market competition, reconfigures the competitive order in ... (more story)
UK housebuilders will be relieved that the national probe into suspected anticompetitive conduct is likely to be resolved without the Competition and Markets Authority reaching a decision on whether they broke... (more story)
India's top competition official has voiced strong support for the proposed Digital Competition Bill, advocating for proactive "self-reporting obligations" to enhance market health, despite the existing regula... (more story)
The US Department of Justice’s new whistleblower rewards program opens up a new avenue for the agency's Antitrust Division to learn of potential cartels and supplement the agency's leniency program, but questi... (more story)
Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo, the first in Brazil to hold the three most notable positions in the country's competition authority — councilor, superintendent and president — is departing as president of the Admin... (more story)
Companies should be on high alert over earnings calls and public announcements, after details emerged of the massive scale of data gathering undertaken by EU enforcers on the hunt for signs of collusion. A cou... (more story)