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Coronavirus infections are mounting, and so are threats to Americans’ privacy. FTC member Christine Wilson is on a mission to decry the latter. -
Retailers exploiting the coronavirus outbreak with price hikes could soon see tougher enforcement by the UK CMA -
Lufthansa’s 9 billion-euro bailout package, approved by the European Commission and shareholders, will be talked about for years to come. -
The call for a merger moratorium due to the novel coronavirus pandemic likely won’t become law. -
A planned mass damages claim against UK train operators over fares won’t be derailed. -
Global banks’ use of payouts such as dividends, share buybacks and bonuses should be restricted. -
An interagency panel to monitor Mexico’s labor reforms. A rule to delay compliance for some auto companies. -
The US Federal Reserve may include nonprofits in its pending Main Street Lending Program for small and mid-sized businesses. -
Football clubs around Europe are turning to antitrust rules in a bid to avoid relegation or secure a spot in lucrative European competitions. -
Companies supplying the government with essential products during the pandemic must pay extra attention to their negotiations and pricing.