The Asia Antitrust Agenda: Google, Apple Fined Over In-App Payment Curbs in Korea; China Blocks SoftBank’s Bid for ABB’s robotics business; Australia Probes Alleged Vegetable Cartel

The Asia Antitrust Agenda is a biweekly column showcasing key regulatory developments in the region. Stories we’re following in this edition include: Google, Apple fined over in-app payment curbs in South Korea. China blocks SoftBank’s planned robotics acquisition. SAMR makes more moves to rein in cutthroat competition. Indian regulator approves banking, renewable energy mergers. Hong […]

European Antitrust Agenda: Ministers Wade Further into UK Merger Control; France, Germany Push to Cut Innovation Bill

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Astrum Space/Black Spade: Billion-Dollar Satellite Deal Doesn’t Mention Critical Shareholder’s Chinese Communist Party Past; CFIUS Questions Loom

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Welcome to The Antitrust Agenda, our weekly analysis of timing and priorities at the FTC, DOJ, and state AG offices. Key stories we’re following this week include: Investigations of corporate...

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The Asia Antitrust Agenda: Google, Apple Fined Over In-App Payment Curbs in Korea; China Blocks SoftBank’s Bid for ABB’s robotics business; Australia Probes Alleged Vegetable Cartel

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