March 27, 2015
News from Global Authorities 
Today's top headlines from around the world. 
The European Commission plans a competition inquiry into cross-border trading by companies.
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Antitrust Buzz 
Yoonhee Kim & Hui Jin Yang
The KFTC's enforcement action against Qualcomm should create little surprise. All the more so, because Korea was the first country that successfully commercialized Qualcomm's CDMA technology.
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Economic Insights
A key ruling by a New York federal district court almost two years ago, in In re LIBOR-Based Financial Instruments Antitrust Litigation, can now finally proceed on appeal, and the implications are significant both in the law and for a number of financial markets dependent on benchmark mechanisms.
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Antitrust Papers

Margin Squeeze: An Above-Cost Predatory Pricing Approach

From The Archives
Marissa Ginn & Marc Van Audenrode
In its most recent budget released on February 11, 2014, the Government of Canada announced its intent to introduce new legislation guarding against what it terms "unjustified cross-border price discrimination" resulting from "country pricing strategies-that is, when companies use their market power to charge higher prices in Canada that are not reflective of legitimate higher costs."
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