European authorities have raided the offices of oil majors Shell, BP and Statoil as part of a probe into suspected manipulation of prices, one of the biggest cross-border actions since the Libor...
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5 Jan 2013
China has imposed penalties totalling 353 million yuan (HK$434 million) on six manufacturers of flat panel screens, including Samsung and LG Display, for fixing prices.
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5 Jan 2013
The 353 million yuan (HK$439 million) penalty the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) slapped on a price cartel of six Taiwanese and South Korean makers of liquid crystal displays...
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7 Dec 2012
Cathay Pacific Airways agreed to pay a fine of A$11.75 million (HK$95.5 million) in an air cargo price-fixing case in Australia.
The Federal Court of Australia approved the settlement...
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22 Dec 2010
Small and medium-sized businesses say the government's draft competition law lacks detail and needs more clarity before they will back it, according to the city's leading business chamber.
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Businesses resent competition. Supermarket chains want to be the only ones roping in consumers. Internet service providers, investment banks, airlines, law firms and many others seek to impose...
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Hong Kong should introduce anti-price-fixing laws to discourage cartels, according to the first competition study commissioned by the government.
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Complaints against phone companies have soared 80 per cent in the past year.
Customers say they are being cheated by IDD and mobile phone 'specials', the Consumer Council said...
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Shipping construction firms from Texas, the Netherlands and Belgium have agreed to pay the US Government a total of US$65 million in fines for conspiring to fix prices on bids, the Justice...
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