An antitrust investigation into a farm plastics recycling scheme in Ireland forced the operator to make changes aimed at boosting competition and altering the way costs are passed on, the European Commission r... (more story)

The EU’s highest court will decide whether class actions backed by certain kinds of litigation financing risk undermining the effectiveness of the bloc’s antitrust laws. In a new case stemming from Portugal, t... (more story)

Apple has failed to kill off part of a UK mass damages suit over iCloud that targets those who used the cloud computing service but didn’t pay anything for it. The tech company is being sued at the Competition... (more story)

The way Amazon manages prices across its internet platform is under scrutiny at the European Commission to ensure the company is complying with restrictions on digital gatekeepers. The regulator has sent infor... (more story)

Mastercard and Visa have failed in their bid to challenge a trial ruling focused on whether inflated payment card fees were passed on from retailers to consumers. The payment-card giants are being sued by a th... (more story)

Westfälisches Textilwerk Adolf Ahlers — the largest licensee of French fashion house Pierre Cardin — has failed to convince EU judges that antitrust investigators made mistakes when calculating a €3.5 million ... (more story)

An Australian judge pressed a Mastercard executive on the need for minimum transaction volume clauses in agreements with retailers, as the competition regulator argued that such commitments were designed to li... (more story)

Mayfield Development has won its challenge to derivative Crown immunity, with Australia’s top court ruling that national competition laws may apply to NSW Ports’ contracts with the New South Wales government. ... (more story)