Tag: antitrust
EU Set to Approve Saudi-Led Consortium’s $55 Billion Acquisition of Electronic Arts
The European Union is poised to approve a $55 billion takeover of Electronic Arts by a Saudi-backed investor group, sources say.
Read MoreSamsung, SK hynix, and Micron Face Class Action Alleging Memory Price Fixing
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are sued in a US class action over alleged collusion to inflate DRAM prices and restrict supply.
Read MoreRussian Regulator Advises Telecom Operators Against Advertising Nonexistent 5G Networks
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service warns telecom providers to avoid promoting 5G services that are not currently available.
Read MoreRussian Antitrust Authority to Investigate 5G Advertising Practices of Telecom Operators
Russia’s antitrust agency plans to review telecom operators’ 5G promotions amid concerns over unimplemented technology claims.
Read MoreEU Preparing Massive Antitrust Fine Against Google Amid Investigation
The European Union is set to impose a substantial antitrust penalty on Google following an extensive investigation, sources reveal.
Read MoreMajor HDD Component Makers Face Allegations of Price Fixing Over 13 Years
Leading HDD component manufacturers in the US are accused of price fixing, linking to inflated hard drive costs over more than a decade.
Read MoreGoogle Appeals Antitrust Ruling Over Default Search Status on iPhone
Google challenges a 2024 antitrust ruling that found it paid Apple to secure default search engine placement on iPhones.
Read MoreUS Federal Trade Commission Probes Arm Holdings Over Licensing Practices
The US FTC has opened an antitrust investigation into Arm Holdings, examining its global chip technology licensing approach.
Read MoreUK Regulatory Body Launches Antitrust Inquiry Into Microsoft Over Business Software Practices
The UK’s CMA has opened an investigation into Microsoft for potential anti-competitive behavior involving Word, Teams, and Copilot.
Read MoreIndia Imposes $30 Million Penalty on Intel for Warranty Discrimination
India’s Competition Commission fines Intel $30 million for discriminatory warranty practices against customers purchasing processors abroad.
Read MoreUS Justice Department Appeals Court Decision on Google Search Monopoly Case
The US DOJ and 38 states appeal a federal ruling easing consequences in the landmark antitrust case against Google’s search monopoly.
Read MoreApple Challenges European Commission Over Antitrust Fines and Regulatory Delays
Apple accuses the European Commission of excessive scrutiny and unfair fines amid ongoing antitrust investigations.
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