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Daily Digit: Record fine for electronics price fixing Add to ...
Six major electronics firms including Philips and LG Electronics have been fined a record 1.47 billion euros ($1.92-billion U.S.) by EU antitrust regulators for fixing prices of TV and monitor cathode-ray tubes for nearly a decade. Joanne Nicholson reports
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