$7.4M Ball-Bearing Fine Beefs Up Singapore's Antitrust Reach

By Alex Lawson ( May 27, 2014, 4:39 PM EDT) -- Singapore's competition watchdog broke new ground Tuesday by slapping SG$9.3 million ($7.42 million) in fines against three Japanese firms for colluding to fix prices on ball bearings used in cars, handing down its largest penalty ever and, for the first time, implementing antitrust remedies on foreign companies....

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