Competition Commission of India
CCI slaps Rs1,338-cr fine on Google for Android manipulations
01 Nov 2022
While imposing the Rs1,338 crore fine, CCI has put forward ten measures for Google, including that Android device makers shouldn’t be forced to pre-install its services and that Google shall not restrict users from uninstalling of its pre-installed apps
NCLAT upholds CCI order against Amazon-FCPL deal
15 Jun 2022
CCI fines 11 cement firms, trade body Rs6,700 cr for cartelisation
01 Sep 2016
The order issued by the anti-trust regulator held the companies and the Cement Manufacturers’ Association responsible for "acting in concert in fixing prices of cement"
CCI dismisses plaints against 2 DLF firms
01 Dec 2015
Competition Commission amends merger regulations
03 Jul 2015
India’s Competition Commission eases M&A norms
06 Apr 2013
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