Direct consumer enforcement: 18 months on
Direct consumer enforcement: 18 months on
How we’ve used our new powers to protect consumers in the second year of the regime, and our priorities for the months ahead.
How we’ve used our new powers to protect consumers in the second year of the regime, and our priorities for the months ahead.
In 2023, the CMA fined 10 construction firms £60 million for colluding to rig the bidding processes for demolition and asbestos removal contracts worth £150 million. The evidence in the case included emails, text messages and handwritten notes - even …
A year on from the launch of the CMA’s mergers charter, we’re sharing what’s working well and what would help it to work even better.
How we’ve used our new powers to protect consumers in the first year, and what to expect next.
How AI and pricing algorithms have the potential to facilitate collusion, and what businesses can do to mitigate risk.
How Apple and Google are proposing to address our concerns about their app store processes.
How our new markets regime guidance will streamline our approach and minimise uncertainty for businesses.
Find out more about our proposed conduct requirements relating to Google’s general search and search advertising services.
The government has set out plans to introduce a cap on existing ground rents to £250 a year.
How the CMA proposes to approach its role of enforcing compliance with Fuel Finder.
Quick tips to help you shop confidently online, find the best deal and avoid being misled.
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