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Comment: Car parts is still king, but Libor, forex fines close behind

By Leah Nylen ( December 24, 2014, 18:36 GMT | Comment) -- The antitrust probes into price-fixing of automotive parts have led to more than $4.4 billion in fines worldwide, the highest amount ever collected from one antitrust investigation to date. But while the car parts fines are large collectively, the cartels in the financial services sector have resulted in stiff penalties against the individual members, totals that are likely to grow in 2015 as the US Department of Justice and other regulators levy more penalties.The antitrust probes into price-fixing of automotive parts have led to more than $4.4 billion in fines worldwide, the highest amount ever collected from one antitrust investigation to date....

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