Australian regional and local news publishers are seeking approval from the competition authority to collectively negotiate payments and other commercial terms with TikTok and Microsoft/LinkedIn, ...
South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare and the World Health Organization on Wednesday jointly pledged to cooperate in promoting clinically validated healthcare artificial intelligence systems ...
Vietnamese lawmakers have called for an effects-based approach to proposed competition rules targeting abuses of market dominance, warning against overly broad prohibitions that could interfere with ...
Five Chinese companies sanctioned by the US over allegations of trade-secret theft have received backing from China's Ministry of Commerce, which urged Washington to reverse the measures. In a ...
Indonesia is preparing a roadmap to expand private data-center investment into eastern regions, focusing on electricity supply, backup connectivity and streamlined permits to support growing demand ...
Japan's Mitsubishi Electric said on Tuesday that it had agreed to establish a joint venture with Swiss engineering group ABB for its low-voltage power-distribution business by transferring the ...
Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek and its affiliates face US federal procurement restrictions that Beijing strongly opposes, China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement on Tuesday.
CRH and Arcosa have agreed to divest five asphalt plants to remedy competition concerns over their proposed deal. The New Jersey attorney general's office found that CRH's proposed acquisition of ...
Casino operators Fertitta Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment can be expected to tell regulators examining their proposed merger that geographic antitrust markets should be defined broadly due to ...
New Jersey has filed an antitrust lawsuit against hot-mix asphalt companies CRH and Arcosa, whose merger the state alleges would result in harm to competition for New Jersey Department of ...
Google prevailed in markets for search and search advertising “fair and square,” the company said while asking a US appeals court to overturn the landmark antitrust victory achieved by a US Department ...
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