Israeli key air cargo gateway hit by missile attack, and Houthis warn of more
Airlines have suspended services into Israel’s key gateway of Ben Gurion, after a missile attack ...
DHL, FedEx and UPS are among many logistics players facing the heat of scrutiny from India’s antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), over alleged anti-competitive practices.
An investigation has reportedly been launched after CCI received complaints of companies’ cartel behaviour and price-fixing as they eye expansion in the booming e-commerce market. The complaint was led by the Federation of Indian Publishers (FIP), according to industry sources.
The companies in the CCI crosshairs colluded on fixing rates for a raft of ...
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