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UK petrol price rises could grind to a halt this week, says AA

Retailers accused of profiteering amid concerns they have not passed on recent cut to fuel duty

The Guardian - UK

Watchdog urged to carry out urgent review of fuel duty cut amid rising petrol prices

This comes as the cost of filling an average family car has now hit a record £100

Wales Online

Petrol prices: Kwasi Kwarteng orders inquiry into cost of filling up

Business secretary says people ‘rightly frustrated’ over 5p-a-litre cut not being passed on

The Guardian - UK

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British Antitrust Watchdog Comes After Apple, Google: All You Need To Know

Britain's antitrust body looked to probe the market dominance of Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google's mobile browsers. The Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) probe also encompassed the iPhone maker's restrictions on cloud gaming through its app store. The CMA also took enforcement action against Google over its app store payment practices. The CMA claimed that the two tech…

Benzinga

UK Plans to Probe Apple, Google’s Mobile Browser Dominance

Britain's competition watchdog said it was planning to investigate the market dominance of Apple Inc and Google's mobile browsers, as well as the iPhone maker's restrictions on cloud gaming through its app store. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said on Friday it was also taking enforcement action against Alphabet…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Apple and Google’s mobile browser ‘stranglehold’ may face UK investigation

‘Effective duopoly’ holds back Britain’s tech sector and restricts customer choice, says CMA

The Guardian - UK

Morrisons takeover by US private equity can go ahead, watchdog confirms

The Bradford retail is set to be acquired by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice which previously owned discount retailer B&M

Birmingham Post

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JD Sports braced for £2m fine after being accused of price fixing

Competition watchdog finds companies worked together to ensure football shirt prices remained high at the expense of fans

Chronicle Live

Dave King hits back at Rangers kit 'cartel' accusation as former chairman states 'not true to my knowledge'

The one-time Ibrox chief has responded to price fixing allegations over club merchandise.

Daily Record

Dave King responds to CMA Rangers probe over Ibrox kit sales after 'cartel' allegations

DAVE KING is '100 per cent certain' that Rangers will be cleared of any wrongdoing after the Competition and Markets Authority released their report…

The National (Scotland)

The key questions as 'cartel activity' allegations surround Rangers kit sales

WHEN it comes to Rangers and their retail arrangements, it seems that nothing is ever simple. Now there is another twist in the tale.

The National (Scotland)

Just do it: time for JD Sports to return furlough money

The ‘king of trainers’ wants to signal a new era and its bumper results present a perfect opportunity

The Guardian - UK

JD Sports braced to fork out £2million after being accused of 'price fixing'

JD Sports, along with Elite Sports and Rangers Football Club, are being investigated by the competition watchdog for alleged price-fixing of football kit, meaning sports fans may have overpaid

Daily Mirror

Rangers, JD Sports and Elite Sports accused of illegally fixing price of merchanise

JD Sports, sporting goods firm Elite Sports, and Rangers Football Club have been accused of keeping prices of club-branded replica kits high so that they could "pocket more money for themselves".

Glasgow Live

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The Independent UK

JD Sports, Elite Sports and Rangers Football Club fixed kit prices, says watchdog

Companies face fines after admitting to cartel activity that meant fans paid more for replica shirts

Evening Standard

JD Sports faces £2m fine for price-fixing of football kits

JD Sports is set be fined up to £2 million by the Competition and Markets Authority over price-fixing of Rangers replica kits.

Wales Online

JD Sports, Elite and Rangers FC fixed kit prices to 'pocket money at expense of fans' says CMA

Provisional findings claim the three conspired to fix prices of Rangers club clothing merchandise according to a watchdog

Irish Mirror

Rangers FC named among those that may have 'illegally fixed prices of merchandise'

The watchdog believes they may have colluded with Elite and JD Sports.

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Daily Record

Rangers FC, JD Sports and Elite Sports may have 'illegally fixed prices of merchandise', watchdog rules

The Competition and Markets Authority said they are "concerned" that Elite, JD Sports and Rangers FC "colluded to keep prices high, so that the two retailers could pocket more money for themselves at the expense of fans."

The National (Scotland)

Watchdog finds price-fixing of Rangers FC replica shirts

RANGERS FC, JD Sports and sporting goods firm Elite Sports have been provisionally found by the UK competition watchdog to have conspired to fix…

Manchester Evening News

JD Sports admits to 'cartel activity' with Elite Sports by price-fixing Rangers replica kits

Both companies applied for leniency during the CMA’s investigation

The Guardian - UK

JD Sports, Elite and Rangers fixed prices of replica shirts, says CMA

Retailers and club could face fines after watchdog finds they broke competition law

Insider UK

JD Sports and Elite Sports confess to 'cartel activity' in Rangers kit price-fixing probe

Regulator releases provisional conclusions, and if confirmed, the companies involved 'can expect to face fines'

Birmingham Post

JD Sports and Elite Sports confess to 'cartel activity' in Rangers FC replica kit price-fixing probe

The CMA has released its provisional conclusions and if confirmed, the companies involved 'can expect to face fines'

The Independent UK

Riding for the Son: Inside a Christian motorcycle club

Photographer Kim Ludbrook captures life in one of South Africa’s religious biker clubs

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