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This chapter first appeared in the Lexology / Getting The Deal Through - Digital Health - Australia 2022 publication. Market overview and…

Congress has ratified a measure that imposes stiffer penalties on fraudulent and abusive vendors in markets.

The cabinet signed off on the plan last week, and hopes it will be passed through the Oireachtas this month.

The ACCC has today issued a determination allowing joint marketing arrangements between the four owners of the Mereenie gas field in the Northern

Senate OKs bill creating ‘Timbangan ng Bayan Centers’ in public, private markets

I am pleased to inform my readers that Laban Konsyumer Inc. will be assisting in strengthening a safe, secure and sustainable digital or e-wallet economy, both in the national and global forum. Our consumer group participated and submitted our recommendations in the stakeholders’ consultations held

Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested on Wednesday, Jan. 19, two foreigners for selling fake cigarettes that were allegedly smuggled into the country. CIDG director Maj. Gen. Albert Ignatius Ferro said the operation was conducted Barangay Bulihan, Plaridel, Bu

FCCPC files an eleven count charge against Hull Blyth Nigeria Limited, its CEO Christian Holm and six other executives

A pharmaceutical product that was distributed as part of a relief pack in Bulacan province drew flak for bearing the photo and name of its governor. Some

Infographics courtesy of DTI-7 CEBU CITY - Amid rising complaints of flu-like ailments here, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)-Region 7 on Tuesday started monitoring major drugstores to prevent hoarding and overpricing of medicines for symptoms of influenza. Joy Suralta, division chief of the DTI-7 Consumer Protection Desk, said her office has called up establishments here selling drugs for fever, cough, colds, headache, and other flu-like symptoms to ensure they follow the Joint Memora...