Vitamin C Ruling Shows Foreign Cos. Can't Pass Cartel Buck

By Melissa Lipman (October 6, 2011, 7:18 PM EDT) -- A recent ruling by the federal judge overseeing vitamin C antitrust litigation that rejected the Chinese defendants' claims that their government made them fix prices underscores an increasing skepticism by courts toward companies seeking shelter behind foreign statutes. It could also prove a boon to plaintiffs in pending antitrust suits, attorneys say....

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