Organisation: Fair Trade Commission (Taiwan)

Taiwan’s two biggest telecoms companies face a €2.2 million fine for conspiring to drop discount mobile plans to force customers to purchase more expensive deals.

14 September 2023

Taiwan’s competition watchdog has sanctioned 21 snorkelling companies and a local tourism association for colluding to raise prices in response to the covid-19 pandemic.

23 February 2023

Taiwan’s competition watchdog has fined 18 ready-mix concrete producers, including three major factory operators, a total of €6.6 million for fixing prices and allocating the market in a northwestern city.

20 February 2023

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Recent developments in competition law enforcement in pharmaceuticals in the Asia-Pacific region include the efforts of competition authorities to pursue potential infringements by companies and their readiness to impose significant sanctions.

25 March 2022

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The regulatory and institutional landscape in the Asia-Pacific region continues to evolve while the costs of infringing competition law are mounting.

25 March 2022

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The interplay between competition law and data privacy law in the Asia-Pacific region leads to crucial legislation, enforcement, litigation and mergers developments.

25 March 2022