The Trade Union Royal Commission has made a number of recommendations for reform of Australia’s competition laws...
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Read More →The European Court of Justice has affirmed that leniency applications made to the EC are not binding on national competition authorities. Companies therefore need to submit separate leniency applications to the EC and the competition...
Read More →Read King & Wood Mallesons comprehensive guide to Hong Kong’s new competition law...
Read More →Hong Kong Corruption Commission targeting bid-rigging as engineer boss found guilty...
Read More →The High Court has unanimously reinstated the longstanding ability for regulators and parties in civil penalty proceedings to make submissions regarding agreed penalties. In doing so, the High Court overturned an earlier judgment of the...
Read More →Hong Kong has released enforcement and leniency policies ahead of its Competition Ordinance commencement date...
Read More →Annual report shows steady enforcement and continuing focus on consumer protection...
Read More →ECJ decision prompts consideration of Australian approach to cartel facilitators...
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