DRAM, which stands for dynamic random access memory, is a type of memory chip used in computers and other electronics. The plaintiffs claim that certain manufacturers and distributors of DRAM ... [more] Full article

Five groups of defendants in the DRAM class action have agreed to pay over $29 million to settle allegations that they fixed prices for DRAM memory chips. DRAM, which stands ... [more] Full article

Review of major Canadian Competition Law developments over the past year, including: Criminal, Reviewable Matters, Mergers, Marketing Practices, Private Enforcement, The Long Arm of US Antitrust, Across the Pond Top Stories

• Can indirect purchasers sue for price-fixing losses?
• Bureau reverses the charges on hidden fees
• Court throws the book at Yellow Page business directory scam

Review of all Canadian Competition Law developments over the past year, plus some US developments, including: Mergers, Criminal, Private Actions, Reviewable Matters, Marketing Practices, The Long Arm of US Antitrust Top Stories

• Indirect purchasers cannot sue
• Damages no longer required?
• The wired and the wireless
• Winds of change
• Credit card rules challenged... priceless?
• Rebates, savings and gift cards