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A planned mass damages claim against UK train operators over fares won’t be derailed. -
The EU steel, transport and construction industries should be at the forefront of an “acceleration” of initiatives aimed at curbing emissions. -
Insurer Hiscox is being sued by a group of EU businesses for failing to pay out for a coronavirus hit to business. -
The call for a merger moratorium due to the novel coronavirus pandemic likely won’t become law. -
China's antitrust regulator doesn't consider the economic hardship brought by the Covid-19 as a legitimate mitigating factor to reduce fines. -
An interagency panel to monitor Mexico’s labor reforms. A rule to delay compliance for some auto companies. -
Pity the EU merger officials whose work sets them the near-impossible task of predicting how the world economy will look after Covid-19. -
Retailers exploiting the coronavirus outbreak with price hikes could soon see tougher enforcement by the UK CMA -
Global banks’ use of payouts such as dividends, share buybacks and bonuses should be restricted. -
The US Department of Justice withdrew comments it filed last week in a trade remedy investigation on mattresses from eight countries.