A $3.1 million penalty handed down from the High Court for the cartel behaviour of a Swiss company is sending a strong message that international cartels will not be let off lightly simply because they are prosecuted elsewhere, says Andrew Matthews, an Auckland barrister specialising in
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Comcom prosecutes last member of 'Gardening Club' international cartel, penalties total $12m
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