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DTI vows to intensify actions against substandard construction materials - Vimarsana News

DTI vows to intensify actions against substandard construction materials

 THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has expanded its Vape Law enforcement program, this time focusing on cracking down on substandard construction materials proliferating in the market. Assistant Secretary Amanda Marie F. Nograles told reporters during a briefing last week that the DTI’s Consumer Protection Group (CPG) expanded its…

Australia to introduce mandatory merger control | White & Case LLP - Vimarsana News

Australia to introduce mandatory merger control | White & Case LLP

The Australian Treasurer has announced the introduction of a mandatory suspensory merger control regime to come into effect on 1 January 2026. The reforms introduce significant...

Labor's supermarket code of conduct will likely inflate prices - Vimarsana News

Labor's supermarket code of conduct will likely inflate prices

Improving incomes for supermarket suppliers comes with a cost for consumers. But we're already used to it in some areas.

Competition taskforce turns attention to non-compete clauses - Vimarsana News

Competition taskforce turns attention to non-compete clauses

Competition Minister Andrew Leigh argues the widespread use of non-compete clauses could limit Australia's economic dynamism.

Allan Fels: Courts should have the power to break up big businesses that behave badly - Vimarsana News

Allan Fels: Courts should have the power to break up big businesses that behave badly

Former ACCC chair professor Fels had also recommended such a power earlier this year in his report to the Australian Council of Trade Unions.