India===Competition Commission of India

The India===Competition Commission of India launched an investigation into Givaudan, DSM-Firmenich, and International Flavors & Fragrances for alleged anti-poaching deals. The CCI is actively pursuing this case, which is India's first on labor practices, and can impose significant financial penalties.

The India===Competition Commission of India imposed a penalty on Intel for abusing its dominant position in the market for Boxed Micro Processors for desktops in India. The Commission found Intel's warranty policy to be discriminatory and harmful to Indian consumers.

The India===Competition Commission of India conducted a five-year probe, revealing a cartel among cement companies. Its report details bid rigging and efforts to oust foreign bidders, and it will issue a final order with potential fines.

The India===Competition Commission of India (CCI) dismissed allegations against Adani Enterprises and Adani Green Energy, finding no prima facie evidence of anti-competitive conduct. This decision provides regulatory clarity and closes the case, affirming the CCI's role as a fair trade regulator.

The India===Competition Commission of India (CCI) is the antitrust body investigating Apple Inc. for its alleged dominant position abuse. The CCI has fast-tracked the penalty decision and rejected Apple Inc.'s attempts to stall the proceedings, indicating a firm stance against the tech giant.