A UK court has rejected an interim measures request from a debt management company in a standalone abuse of dominance claim to prevent Google from implementing a policy change on Google Ads for insolvency practitioners.
The European Commission has ordered Illumina and Grail to comply with a package of divestment and transitional measures as they unwind their deal to restore competition and continue the “innovation race” for early cancer detection tests.
The UK’s chief competition economist has said antitrust authorities have allowed too many mergers in the tech space because they “undervalue innovation” and have become “paralysed” in the face of uncertainty.
Eskariam and Hausfeld have filed several grouped lawsuits on behalf of dairy farmers seeking compensation stemming from the Spanish enforcer’s long-running milk cartel probe, using a “novel strategy” to circumvent the absence …
Switzerland’s Competition Commission is investigating if 34 banks violated the country’s cartel rules by exchanging information related to employee salaries, marking its first-ever foray into labour markets.
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has ordered NEC Software Solutions to divest two specialist software products used by the country’s emergency services to allay the competition concerns from its acquisition of …
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A group of 25 former judges, government officials and professors are urging the Department of Justice to maintain the Trump Administration’s approval of the pooling of various 5G technologies.
Hardware manufacturer Assa Abloy is selling its Yale and Emtek Lock brands in an attempt to topple the Department of Justice’s bid to block its $4.3 billion purchase of Spectrum Brands’ Hardware and Home Improvement business.
Romania has passed legislation to establish a specialised foreign investment review body that will scrutinise controlling investments from non-EU countries in 13 sectors of strategic importance for national security.
Australia’s treasurer has said the country needs to be more “assertive” in encouraging foreign investment in critical mineral markets that aligns with its long-term national interest, as the government signals closer scrutiny of approval applications in that sector.
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