European Commission issues record fines
11 December 2013
Last week, the EC handed down record fines to eight financial institutions for EURIBOR and LIBOR manipulation
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Microsoft gets smart about phones
9 December 2013
The US DoJ and EC have both given Microsoft the go-ahead to buy Nokia’s handset and services business
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US battle for the sky
7 November 2013
US DoJ will do battle to block American Airlines' merger with US Airways if they can't agree suitable divestments
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MyCC strikes again
5 November 2013
MyCC proposes first abuse of dominance fine on steel manufacturer Megasteel
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Foreign exchange under the microscope
4 November 2013
While the LIBOR investigations continue, investigations into FOREX benchmarks have commenced
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Crystal ball gazing about infrastructure regulation
18 October 2013
ACCC Chairman speculates about regulatory reform that could improve infrastructure efficiency in Australia
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The mystery around bank interchange fees
2 October 2013
Global scrutiny and regulation of bank interchange fees appears to be on the increase
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DoJ takes the steering wheel
1 October 2013
US DoJ secures guilty plea agreements and criminal fines of US$740 million for price fixing in the car parts industry
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Bitter sweet settlement for chocolate makers
26 September 2013
Mars and Nestlé have settled a class action involving price fixing allegations in Canada
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First fines proposed in Malaysia
13 September 2013
MyCC has proposed its first fines against Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia for a market sharing arrangement
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