Sentence examples for possible price fixing from inspiring English sources
The complaints centre on restricting the supply of candidates and possible price fixing.
European and American regulators are investigating at least a dozen carriers for possible price fixing of fuel surcharges at their cargo businesses.
BEIJING — The Chinese government is investigating possible price fixing by foreign companies that produce infant milk powder for Chinese consumers, according to reports this week by the state news media.
PARIS — European competition officials on Wednesday were examining the offices of many of the world's largest container shipping companies, investigating possible price fixing and market manipulation in the sector.
The letter comes on the heels of a Bloomberg report that a Justice Department investigation of possible price fixing on two-dozen drugs made by a dozen generic drug companies is nearing completion and could result in charges against executives.
His comments came as Mittal Steel posted a 28% fall in profit for 2005.Authorities in the European Union and United States raided the offices of several large airlines as part of a probe into possible price fixing in air cargo (some Asian carriers are also being investigated).
Shareholders filed the civil antitrust complaint in 2007 after the Justice Department began investigating possible price-fixing by the firms.
The company said previously that a unit based in Guangzhou, a city in southern China, was being investigated by the commission over possible price-fixing.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman has asked the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission to look into possible price-fixing or anticompetitive pricing by meatpackers.
For three years Federal antitrust prosecutors have been questioning a wide array of art world figures about possible price-fixing and collusion in the famously secretive multibillion- dollar art world.
The unusual collaboration by the two longtime archrivals, lawyers said, could figure into a prosecution for possible price-fixing and other collusive practices under study by the Justice Department.
