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The media company has agreed to buy the publisher of TIME, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated for an estimated $2.8 billion, having fixed a price of $603 per share.
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This is being tried out in the state of Karnataka, where the government fixed a price ceiling for taxi fares earlier this month, effectively restricting surge pricing to an upper limit.
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Therefore, a "literal approach" was not the proper way to analyze the case: > But this is not a question simply of determining whether two or more > potential competitors have literally "fixed" a "price." As generally used in > the antitrust field, "price fixing" is a shorthand way of describing certain > categories of business behavior to which the per se rule has been held > applicable. The Court of Appeals' literal approach does not alone establish > that this particular practice is one of those types or that it is "plainly > anticompetitive" and very likely without "redeeming virtue." Literalness is > overly simplistic and often overbroad. . . .
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In 1995, the Indian government bought the jewels for ₹218 crore (about US$70 million), many years after the death of Last Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan in 1967. In reality, the Nizam's trustees agreed to sell the famous collection to India in lieu of tax. The government had tried to buy the collection for less than $25 million."Nizam's Heirs End Wrangle for Treasure" The Independent Fifteen years later India's Supreme Court finally fixed a price of about $65 million, much less than the $350 million the family (and the auction house Sotheby's) estimated the jewels were worth.
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