The term corporate governance is a relatively modern economic concept that emerged as a result of the financial crises the world has witnessed in recent years, which prompted international organizations to focus on corporate governance, such as the Cadbury Committee established in 1992 in the United Kingdom, as well as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation […]
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There is no doubt that competition is the foundation of trade and industry, a pillar of the national economy, and the core of the market and its continuity. For that reason, most legislations have intervened to protect competition and regulate the market by establishing a clear and well-defined policy. U.S. competition laws are among the
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The multinational company constitutes a fundamental pillar of the contemporary global economy. Within the economic and regulatory transformation underway in the Kingdom, the presence of major economic entities contributes to achieving the targets of Saudi Vision 2030 aimed at attracting foreign direct investment, transferring technology and know-how, and diversifying the economic base. The activities of
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Economic concentration constitutes one of the pivotal concepts in competition protection policy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The issue of economic concentration is addressed in detail in the Competition Law issued by Royal Decree No. (M/75) dated 29/6/1440H, its Implementing Regulation issued by Resolution of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for
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