Competition Authority

Collusion put floor under bids for carpeting contracts

Long road to first bid-rigging conviction ends with suspended sentence and ‘modest’ fines

Competition body investigating concert ticket sellers

Inquiry to examine whether laws ensuring fair rivalry between businesses were broken

Landlords threaten to impose levies in response to 4% rent cap

Fianna Fáil calls for Competition Authority investigation into property owners’ tactics

Haulage sector calls for access to EU insurance market

Transport firms face motor insurance rises of up to 300 per cent, says industry body

Competition body too optimistic about legal legislation

Cantillon: New Legal Services act does not go far enough in reform of barristers and solicitors profession

Starwood flips Elm Park block in Dublin 4 after four months for tidy profit

US fund secures €5m profit as Standard Life pays €58m for Allianz block

Goldman Sachs buys Bridgewater Shopping Centre in Arklow

Financial investors acquire 27,871sq m Co Wicklow centre in €33.25m off-market deal

Case against Toyota Ireland struck out in High Court

Carmaker accused of anti-competitive practices by 15 car dealers and repair garages

Briton ready to drive sales revival at French icon Citroën

Linda Jackson has clear plans for the French car brand and an end to discounting is one of them

Medical Council chief concern at rise in professional training cases

In his first interview since taking over as new broom, Bill Prasifka says he’d like to see a change in rules around fitness to practise hearings

Report shows that bakery Irish Pride could have been saved

Company due to be sold out of receivership could have been rescued via examinership

Charles Lysaght: New legal regulations will not hurt lawyers’ fees

Our system protects lawyers and by so doing inflates the going rate for legal fees

Diluted Legal Services Regulation Bill has 235 amendments and counting

Legislation first proposed by Alan Shatter nearly four years ago

Flooring company faces charges over price fixing

Criminal proceedings follow investigation by competition protection body

Finding ways to save on bin charges is worth the effort

Customers may see upward pressure on prices as operators prepare for new service

The sharp and the toothless: weighing up the consumer watchdogs

Who should you call when things go wrong, and how likely is it that they will be able to intervene?

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