The Justice Department confirmed its active investigation of potential antitrust violations in U.S. cattle and beef markets, ...

Evidence shared at hearings show how disabled alarms, flammable materials and ignored warnings contributed to the deaths of ...

A former employee of Hanwha Aerospace has been sentenced to a prison term for allegedly receiving bribes and assisting ...

Antitrust Division (Division) is entering a period of transition marked by leadership changes and a recalibration of enforcement priorities. Following the departure of Assistant Attorney General Gail ...

Police detained 49 people today, including former mayor Şeref Albayrak, during a corruption operation targeting the Halfeti ...

The probe centers on whether large companies in the highly concentrated beef industry may have violated federal antitrust laws through practices such as price fixing, collusion, or bid rigging.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus woman has been indicted on charges stemming from an alleged bid-rigging scheme that authorities say artificially inflated prices in online auctions. Ohio Attorney General ...

At a hearing Feb. 19 in Loudoun County Circuit Court, Loudoun County Circuit Court Chief Judge Douglas Fleming agreed with Special Prosecutor Eric Olsen’s motion to combine the cases against ...

Following several high-profile investigations, the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”) has indicated that bid-rigging in public sector procurement will be a focus for future competition ...

A 1960s-themed gala and lip sync battle will raise money for Carousel Child Advocacy Center next month. The fundraisers help raise additional funds to support them during baby bird season and to pay ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The president of a metal fabrication and manufacturing company pleaded guilty on Thursday, Feb. 5, to charges involving taking $8.5 million in rigged procurements. Thomas C.

A Wilmington man pled guilty to a multi-million-dollar, bid-rigging conspiracy affecting United States military installations, said the U.S. Justice Department. Thomas Rollins, president of a metal ...