Google and antitrust: Over to you, and hurry
The European Commission puts the ball into Google’s court(3)
Express Scripts and Medco: Bigger means cheaper
A new drugs manager may change the way Americans pop their pills(3)
Online privacy in America: Rights and wrongs
America's plan for a consumer privacy bill of rights sounds sensible. But translating the principles into practice will be tricky(3)
Google and online privacy: A cookie monster?
The internet giant is embroiled in another controversy over privacy(26)
Facebook and privacy: Sorry, friends
The giant social network is castigated for serious privacy failings(17)
Facebook and privacy: Walking the tightrope
The social network has been found guilty of breaking its pledges on privacy yet again(146)
Competition in mixed martial arts: Ultimate trust-busting championship
Ultimate Fighting Championship comes under antitrust scrutiny(15)
The British press and the phone-hacking scandal: What, exactly, is "independent" press regulation?
David Cameron signals an end to self-regulation(4)
Regulating the internet: Google's enemies
The search giant’s antitrust headache gets bigger(19)
Online privacy: Stopped in their tracks
A proposed privacy law could help as well as hurt America’s web companies(3)
Intel's antitrust cases: Pay up and play on
The giant chipmaker may find it convenient to settle the FTC’s case, despite rejecting the accusations against it(0)
Privacy protection: Selling people's secrets
Could gay teenagers' personal details be released to a bankrupt magazine's creditors?(4)
Legal confusion on internet privacy: The clash of data civilisations
Sharply differing attitudes towards privacy in Europe and America are a headache for the world’s internet giants(19)
Can government save the newspapers?: Of journalists and lamp-posts
Do governments and newspapers mix?(23)
Economics focus: Low definition
Trustbusters want to put less emphasis on market definition when assessing mergers(0)
Toyota's troubles deepen: No quick fix
The damage to the world’s biggest carmaker may be lasting(21)
Toyota’s troubles deepen: No quick fix
The damage to Toyota, the world’s biggest carmaker, may be lasting(41)
Technology firms and antitrust: Here we go again
As one long-running antitrust case comes to an end, others emerge(0)
America's vigorous new antitrust policy: Return of the trustbusters
Will the Obama administration’s actions match its tough talk on antitrust?(12)
Ryanair is reported to the Office of Fair Trading(0)
Ryanair is reported to the Office of Fair Trading(0)
A daily round-up of economic news(0)
Chinese manufacturing: Plenty of blame to go around
Mattel tries to rescue its relationship with its Chinese suppliers(0)
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