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Malaysia’s energy sector adapts to digitalisation and deregulation

Malaysia’s energy sector is undergoing a transformation driven by digitalisation and deregulation, two forces reshaping the industry’s competitive landscape and technological advancement.

Osim overhauls product details after competition watchdog raises concerns

Osim overhauls product details after competition watchdog raises concerns

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore finds its promotional discounts and labelling misleading.

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CCCS gives positive guidance in first case under streamlined process for business collaborations pursuing environmental sustainability objectives

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore has given positive guidance in the first case considered under the streamlined process outlined in its guidance note on Business Collaborations Pursuing Environmental Sustainability Objectives to assess collaborations pursuing environmental sustainability objectives.

Indonesia fines Google $13.1 million for monopolistic practices

Indonesia's antimonopoly commission, Komisi Pengawas Persaingan Usaha (KPPU), has fined Google LLC Rp 202.5 billion ($13.1 million) for monopolistic behavior and abuse of its dominant market position.

Apple commits $1 billion investment in Indonesia amid regulatory push

Indonesia’s Investment Minister and Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Rosan Roeslani, has announced Apple’s commitment to invest $1 billion (Rp 15.9 trillion) in the country.

CCCS Cracks Down on Bid-rigging in 2024

2024 marked a significant escalation in the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore's (CCCS)’s enforcement efforts, with a particular focus on bid-rigging conduct. This update explores these significant developments and what they mean for businesses, especially those engaged in tendering and competitive processes.

Block Exemption Order Renewed for Certain Liner Shipping Agreements for Five Years to 31 Dec 2029, Excluding Inland Carriage

The Competition (Block Exemption for Liner Shipping Agreements) Order was recently renewed for five years pursuant to the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore’s recommendations. This update highlights the key features of the renewed Order and its implications.

Việt Nam’s aluminum not subject to US anti-dumping duties

The US International Trade Commission has concluded its investigation into anti-dumping and countervailing duties concerning imported extruded aluminum from 14 countries, including Vietnam. 

Regional Competition Bites Q3 2024

This update examines some of the legislative and regulatory changes in competition law across Southeast Asia over the third quarter of 2024.

Foodpanda Offers Full Refunds for Misleading Pandapro Subscription Ads Following Regulatory Warning

Food delivery platform Foodpanda will issue full refunds to users who subscribed to its Pandapro service between July 1 and September 30, following an investigation by the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore.

Pipeline of start-ups could drive listings in S’pore via the Spac framework

The Federation of Thai Industries has urged the Thai government to require foreign e-commerce platform operators to register as legal entities to better regulate the influx of low-cost imports that are negatively impacting local manufacturers.

Government rejects Income-Allianz insurance deal in current form, but door remains open to any new arrangement

The Singapore government has decided to terminate the proposed acquisition of Income Insurance by German insurer Allianz, citing that the transaction is “not in the public interest” in its current form. 

Indonesia retailers cheer Temu ban as big win in battle to stem tide of cheap imported goods

Indonesia is ramping up efforts to curb the import of low-cost goods, primarily targeting the textile sector, which has been adversely affected by a surge in inexpensive imports.

[SAL Ann Rev]: Competition Law

[SAL Ann Rev]: Competition Law

This article encapsulates and evaluates the 2023 decisions of the Singapore courts on competition law. It is authored by Kala Anandarajah.

CapitaLand Ascott Trust to acquire lyf Funan Singapore for $263 million

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (Clas) is set to acquire the 329-room lyf Funan Singapore from the Ascott Serviced Residence Global Fund (ASRGF) for $263 million. This strategic move, announced on October 1, is anticipated to boost quarterly dividends for investors.

True, DTAC schemes set to be merged

True Corporation is set to consolidate the loyalty programmes of its True and Total Access Communication brands into a single scheme next year.

New panel to target Chinese goods

Thailand’s Commerce Minister Phumtham Wechayachai announced that the government plans to establish a dedicated panel to tackle the surge of inexpensive Chinese-made products flooding both online and traditional markets.

Singapore regains title of world's most competitive economy

Singapore has reclaimed its position as the world's most competitive economy in 2024, according to the latest report by the International Institute for Management Development.

Company ordered to stop making misleading claims on health benefits of filtered or alkaline water

Purexygen, a water dispenser firm in Singapore, has been instructed to cease making misleading claims regarding the health benefits of alkaline or filtered water on its website and social media platforms. 

Plantation and Domestic Trade Ministries to take action against companies that discriminate against Malaysian palm oil, says minister

The Malaysian Ministry of Plantation and Commodities (KPK) is set to collaborate with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDN) to take action against companies that discriminate against Malaysian palm oil. 


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