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Latest News in Competition

  • December 10, 2025

    BREAKING: Final Shipping Companies Settle CAT Cartel Claim For £54M

    Lawyers representing millions of motorists who were allegedly charged inflated delivery prices have agreed a £54 million ($71 million) settlement against the final two vehicle shipping companies left in an opt-out class action before a trial judgment could be published. 

  • December 10, 2025

    Intel Wins €140M Fine Cut But Can't Shake EU Abuse Finding

    A European court ruled in favor of competition enforcers on Wednesday, upholding a ruling of abuse of dominance against Intel Corp. but slashing the fine by €140 million ($163 million).

  • December 09, 2025

    'Stop Asking Questions': NASCAR Leaks Team's Finances

    NASCAR blindsided a former race car driver Tuesday in its antitrust trial by exposing his team's financial data to the jury despite an alleged nondisclosure agreement, provoking a cascade of objections from the opposition and a reproach from the bench.

  • December 09, 2025

    Amex Inks Deal After $12M Antisteering Rule Verdict In NY

    American Express Co. has reached a settlement with consumers who claim the credit card company's so-called antisteering rules cause non-Amex cardholders to pay higher charges, signaling a potential end to a class action suit after a New York federal jury ordered Amex to pay $12 million to one class of consumers.

  • December 09, 2025

    FTC Wants Watchdog Retaliation Suits Before Different Judges

    The Federal Trade Commission urged a D.C. federal judge Tuesday to unassign herself from an antidisinformation nonprofit's lawsuit challenging a subpoena allegedly served in retribution for listing conservative outlets as top disinformation risks, arguing the case has nothing to do with a similar one the judge is already presiding over.

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