The Competition Commission of India's investigation into alleged price-fixing and discount collusion by broadcasters and advertising agencies could have far-reaching implications for the industry.

Competition Commission of India on Monday announced that it has approved Tata Sons’ plea to increase 10 per cent stake in its ...

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) reportedly raided the offices of global advertising groups GroupM, Dentsu and IPG ...

Officers from the CCI conducted raids at approximately 10 locations, including the offices of several global advertising giants, such as GroupM and Dentsu. The raids also targeted the Indian ...

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) conducted raids on global advertising firms like GroupM, Dentsu, and Interpublic Group, as well as a broadcast industry group, over allegations of price ...

Officers of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) searched around 10 locations after it initiated a case against the agencies and top broadcasters ...

The Indian antitrust body has raided the offices of many global advertising giants, including GroupM, Dentsu and Interpublic Group, and a broadcasters' industry group over alleged price collusion, ...

Considering the approval by CCI, Tata Sons will have a 70 per cent holding in the entertainment content distribution platform.

The company will make a primary infusion of Rs 45 crore with an eventual acquisition of the remaining 9.5 per cent of ...

Meta battles the Indian government over WhatsApp data-sharing. NCLAT’s May decision could impact digital privacy rules and ...

Under Section 3(3) of the Competition Act, 2002, any agreement between players in the same industry that directly or indirectly determines prices or restricts competition is illegal.