In too many industries, the competition among companies that makes markets work best just doesn’t exist anymore.
The high price of commonly used medications for conditions like asthma contributes heavily to health care costs and certainly causes more widespread anguish.
In The Wall Street Journal, Nextag CEO Jeffrey Katz writes that when one company controls nearly 82% of the global search market and 98% of the mobile search market, it's time for serious changes.
A modest proposal.
Delta is trying to preserve its dominant position in Atlanta by making sure that Hartsfield International is the only game in town.
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the country and world’s largest beer company, announced concessions in its bid to take full control of Groupo Modelo.
The fourth-ranking carrier blew up the rules on smartphones and wireless contracts, to the benefit of many consumers.
Airlines are under investigation for possible price collusion, Consumer Reports says, adding that the Justice Department should investigate how industry consolidation hurts consumers.
IT IS a remarkable piece of detective work. Investigators hired by three big American airlines have scoured the world for the regulatory filings of three...
Let the game begin!
Ever since the provision of heat and lighting to Britain’s homes was sold off to the private sector, it has been a controversial market. Critics point to eye-watering energy company profits, while domestic bills become ever more unaffordable. Winter becomes the cruellest season for vulnerable people hit by the higher prices.
About half of all iPhones are made in a facility in China that can churn out 500,000 devices a day with the help of over 300,000 employees. Here's how a phone made there can end up in your hands.
It sounds like something out of a Scandinavian noir: a man is in the Swiss Alps on a perfect early summer afternoon preparing his mountain hut for a weekend with his three daughters when suddenly a police commando unit pull up.
