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• February 13, 2026

  EU Announces Duties Against Korean, Taiwanese Plastics

  Imports of a plastic with a wide range of uses from South Korea and Taiwan into the European Union and an amino acid imported from China were hit with antidumping duties Friday, the European Commission announced.

• February 13, 2026

  UK Opens Probe Into Daily Mail Owner's £500M Telegraph Deal

  Britain's competition and communications regulators said Friday that they have launched parallel investigations into the proposed £500 million ($680 million) acquisition of Telegraph Media Group by the owner of the Daily Mail newspaper as they respond to instructions from the government.

• February 12, 2026

  FTC Merger Filing Overhaul Thrown Out

  The Federal Trade Commission hasn't shown the costs on merging companies outweigh the claimed benefits of dramatically increasing the amount of information that must be provided upfront when giving notice of a transaction, a Texas federal judge said Thursday, throwing out the commission's overhaul of premerger reporting requirements.

• February 12, 2026

  5 Key Flashpoints From Fed's 'Skinny' Account Proposal

  The Federal Reserve's push to create "skinny" master accounts that would open up access to U.S. payment rails has become the latest front in long-running turf wars between banks and fintech companies. Here are five of the project's hottest flashpoints attracting controversy.

• February 12, 2026

  HPE Has 'No Grounds' To Hide DOJ Deal Bidders, AGs Say

  Democratic attorneys general challenging the controversial Justice Department settlement permitting Hewlett Packard Enterprise's $14 billion purchase of Juniper Networks have urged a California federal judge to let them see who's bidding for assets up for divestiture, arguing the would-be buyers are an integral part of the agreement's viability.

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