Meet the $235,000 bull that dazzled buyers with his good looks
A South Australian Angus bull named Granite Ridge Velocity V42 has set a record price of $235,000 at auction, highlighting strong competition among cattle breeders for high-quality genetics.
Desperate first home buyers are fuelling price ‘up-crash’ at lower end of market, experts say
In Australia, fierce competition among first home buyers is causing a dramatic increase in property prices at the lower end of the market, disregarding rising interest rates.
Thin construction and top performance, wanting to compete with iPads at a more attractive price
A report discusses an upcoming product designed to compete with iPads by offering superior performance at a more attractive price point.
The Supreme Court considers it disproportionate for VTC vehicles to submit a price list to the public administration
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that requiring VTC vehicles to submit price lists to the government is excessive and impacts fair competition.
Has Coles been caught with its pants ‘down down’ over its prices promotion?
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is challenging Coles over allegedly misleading price promotions in a high-profile court case.
Ola Electric Share Price: Ola Electric's Stock Crashes, From 157 Rupees to 25 Rupees, 57,000 Crore Rupees Loss
Ola Electric's stock has plummeted by 84%, resulting in a staggering loss of 57,000 crore rupees for investors due to declining share prices, complaints about service quality, and fierce competition.
Ice Cream Market Grows 35% in Five Years and Intensifies Price Competition in the Country
The Brazilian ice cream market is experiencing significant growth, expanding by 35.4% between 2020 and 2025, amid fierce price competition and allegations of anti-competitive practices.
Chinese competition puts European car manufacturers against the wall
The article discusses the pressures faced by European automotive companies due to aggressive competition from Chinese manufacturers, leading to price reductions and potential market exits.
Airlines hiked ticket prices arbitrarily despite stable costs, FCCPC says
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has reported price manipulation by domestic airlines in Nigeria, particularly during the festive season in December 2025.
Russia and Iran oil suppliers intensify price competition for buyers in China
Experts from the Norwegian analytical firm 'Rystad Energy' suggest that India's imports from Russia may decrease significantly, as Russian oil shipments increasingly shift to China, intensifying competition with Iranian suppliers.
Russia heading towards oil war with its important ally
Russia and Iran are entering into a tightening price competition in China's oil market, driven by reduced Indian imports and an influx of redirected oil shipments.
Coles in court: the high-stakes battle over the price of your groceries – podcast
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is suing Coles over allegations of providing misleading discounts on everyday products, as the supermarket maintains its innocence in court.
Ardo Hansson: the slow journey of price decreases to store shelves
Ardo Hansson discusses the disparity between the falling global prices of food commodities and their sluggish reflection on local supermarket price tags in Estonia.
Coles offered ‘utterly misleading’ discounts ACCC argues in federal court case
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has commenced legal action against Coles, alleging the supermarket misled customers through misleading discount practices that masked price increases on numerous products.
Postimees Shopping Cart: The Longtime Leader of the Cheapest Shopping Cart Has Been Overthrown
A recent price comparison by Postimees reveals significant shifts in the ranking of retail stores due to competition among grocery chains.
Driving schools in Quito receive a fine of over $2.2 million for manipulating prices
Driving schools in Quito have been fined over $2.2 million for colluding to fix prices, according to the Superintendence of Economic Competition (SCE).
Mandom's MBO Price Increase and Purchase Recommendation Progresses Toward Completion
Mandom's management buyout (MBO) progresses as CVC Capital Partners raises the purchase price for its tender offer, recommended by Mandom's board, amid competition from KKR's proposal.
The First Year of Drug Reform: 90% of Prescription Drugs Have Become Cheaper, Non-Prescription Prices Continue to Rise
Latvia's drug pricing reform has led to a significant decrease in prescription drug prices, while non-prescription drugs are seeing continued price increases.
Proximity and Price, the New Retail Battle
Mexican consumers are shifting their shopping habits, focusing on basic products, seeking promotions, and reducing supermarket visits, which is driving a move towards proximity formats and low prices, prompting Grupo Comercial Chedraui to adjust its strategy in response to competition beyond traditional stores.
Online Commerce: The Cartel Office Takes Action Against Amazon
The Federal Cartel Office in Bonn is taking action against Amazon for using price control mechanisms on third parties, aiming to eliminate the economic advantages gained from these practices.
Wegovy and Ozempic maker forecasts sharp drop in revenue for 2026
Novo Nordisk, the maker of Wegovy and Ozempic, expects a significant revenue decline this year due to competition, patent expirations, and price reductions influenced by Donald Trump's policies.
Office: Consumers may soon experience suffering at the checkouts of Prisma and Citymarket
A government bill that would prohibit stores from favoring their private labels has drawn significant criticism, with experts warning that it could lead to higher food prices and reduced selection.
Olive oil: The 'system' that inflates prices
The article discusses how price inflation in the olive oil market is influenced by international price dynamics and local practices such as stock retention and shelf manipulation, as revealed by two studies from the Competition Commission.
"Danger of Competitive Distortion" - Competition Authority Chief Criticizes Industrial Electricity Price
The head of the Federal Cartel Office, Andreas Mundt, criticizes the new industrial electricity price, stating it risks favoring large companies while harming smaller ones.
Chinese companies threaten the throne of leading TV giants with their economic devices
Chinese companies like Hisense and TCL are challenging established brands such as Sony, Samsung, and LG by offering better value for price in the television market.
China to probe food delivery platforms under anti-monopoly law
China has initiated an investigation into food delivery platforms to assess market competition and address issues such as excessive subsidies and price wars.
Price-fixing on bathroom equipment. UOKiK imposed a severe penalty
The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) imposed a harsh penalty on the company Oltens 1 for enforcing minimum resale prices on bathroom equipment for several months.
Hajduk's gem is targeted by giants. The price could rise to 8 million euros
Inter is working on acquiring 18-year-old Hajduk defender Branimir Mlačić, with potential competition from Barcelona and other Serie A clubs.
Did the Chinese score an own goal? By 2026, about fifty car brands will collapse, losses are unprecedented
The Chinese automotive industry is facing a significant wave of consolidation with dozens of car brands potentially vanishing by 2026 due to massive losses exacerbated by fierce price competition and weakening domestic demand.
Gasoline, the only relief for wallets, maintains price over the last year
The price of gasoline in Spain has remained stable over the past year despite increased competition from low-cost stations.
The price of the weight loss drug Wegovy will drop significantly in China
Novo Nordisk has announced a significant price reduction for its weight loss drug Wegovy in China, anticipating strong competition from local manufacturers as the patent for a key ingredient expires next year.
Attack from the Far East: When the Last Thread Breaks
A Swabian knitting machine manufacturer, Mayer & Cie., has gone bankrupt due to the 'Fast Fashion' trend and aggressive price competition from Chinese companies.
Attack from the Far East: When the last thread breaks
A Swabian knitting machine manufacturer, Mayer & Cie., has filed for insolvency due to the "fast fashion" trend and aggressive price competition from Chinese companies.