Sino United, Commercial Press get July extension for Hong Kong textbook cartel lawsuit response

By Xu Yuan ( May 28, 2020, 03:46 GMT | Insight) -- Hong Kong’s largest publishing company, Sino United Publishing, and its subsidiary Commercial Press have received a final extension from the city’s competition court to respond to cartel allegations by the antitrust regulator in its latest enforcement lawsuit. The Competition Commission filed the lawsuit in March accusing Sino United and Commercial Press, along with T.H. Lee Books and its general manager Hui Chiu-ming, of price fixing and market sharing in the sale of textbooks in Hong Kong.Hong Kong’s largest publishing company, Sino United Publishing, and its subsidiary Commercial Press have received a final extension from the city’s competition court to respond to cartel allegations by the antitrust regulator in its latest enforcement lawsuit....

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Sino United, Commercial Press get July extension for Hong Kong textbook cartel lawsuit response

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