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Transfer pricing is a critical area for companies operating internationally, involving the prices at which services, goods, and intellectual property are traded between affiliated entities across borders. The recent Court [...]

Byline: Amy Wilson The battle over dealership renovation programs has blossomed into a federal case. A lawsuit in Florida charging General Motors with illegal two-tier pricing because of incentives connected [...]

Online retail giant Amazon.com has evidently settled its dispute with publisher Macmillian over the price of e-books, as Amazon had relisted the titles from the publishing house after removing them [...]

ARLINGTON, Va. - The National Grocers Association yesterday called a judge's decision to stomp down the government's much aligned Average Manufacturer Price (AMP) rule 'a major victory for the retail [...]

by Steve HobsonWater regulator Ofwat is under pressure to make it easier for large water users to switch suppliers after a landmark Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruling strongly criticised Ofwat's [...]

A recommended Detroit Edison Co. rate increase of about $254 million, less than half of what Edison originally wanted, heads toward a final decision by state regulators this week. Final [...]

O'Leary's lost his sweetheart Ryanair protests too much as its subsidies are cut MICHAEL O'LEARY, the chief executive of Ryanair, Europe's biggest low-fare airline and the most profitable carrier in [...]

On May 2, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a record settlement regarding charges of price fixing by generic drug manufacturers. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia [...]

'IF YOU can't beat them, bribe them' is an age-old business tactic, but it is coming under fire in the pharmaceutical industry. On May 14th, 15 American states sued Aventis, [...]

BRITAIN'S last bit of government-sanctioned price-fixing was ruled illegal on May 15th. The Restrictive Practices Court decided that makers of over-the-counter remedies could no longer set minimum retail prices for [...]

SOTHEBY'S (founded 1744) and Christie's (founded 1766), the world's two biggest auction houses, are a peculiarly British success story. They have helped turn London into the centre of the international [...]

Asda is using a court review of artificially high pharmaceutical prices, starting this week, to launch its own drive for lower-priced over-the-counter (OTC) branded medicines. And the multiple is preparing [...]

THE PHARMACEUTICAL Research and Manufacturers of America is challenging in federal court a new Maine law that would impose price controls if the state cannot negotiate substantial discounts on prescription [...]

Antitrust lawyers Steve Susman and David Boies have gained public attention as thorns in the side of software giant Microsoft Corp. Less known is the fact that the two litigators [...]

The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has emerged victorious from its battle with the beef industry, despite having to pay a fine of I£500 000 to the High Court in Dublin [...]

Robert Krass, former chairman, president, and CEO of UCAR International has pleaded guilty to charges of price fixing in the graphite electrodes market. He was fined $1.25 million and will [...]

The International Trade Commission has agreed there is an indication of injury to the U.S. steel industry from allegedly underpriced imports of structural steel beams from Japan and South Korea, [...]

United States -- Independent petrol-station owners in June filed an antitrust lawsuit accusing Texaco Inc., Shell Oil Co. and a Saudi Arabian oil company of conspiring to fix petrol prices [...]

The Department Of Justice's (DOJ) record fines against Roche and BASF for vitamin price fixing underscore a shift among antitrust officials toward global coordination. Roche, BASF, and others-including Rhone- Poulenc [...]