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Bana Secures Victory in Abuse of Dominance Case in the BNPL Market
February 23, 20260 On 9 February 2026, the Competition Appeals Board upheld Decision No. 742 of the Competition Council dated 13 May 2025, confirming that SnappPay had engaged in anticompetitive conduct in the short-term consumer credit (“Buy Now, Pay Later” – BNPL) market. The Appeals Board dismissed SnappPay’s appeal and confirmed that...
Bana Secures Victory in Abuse of Dominance Case in the Online Food Delivery Market
February 23, 20260On 26 January 2026, the Competition Appeals Board upheld the decision of the Competition Council finding that Snappfood had engaged in anticompetitive conduct through exclusive agreements with restaurants in the online food delivery market. The Appeals Board rejected Snappfood’s appeal and confirmed that the restrictive provisions must cease. The case...
The Paramountcy of Platform Power: A Competitive Analysis of the Battle for Warner Bros. Discovery
February 17, 20260 I. Introduction The global media ecosystem is undergoing a historic realignment centered on the high-stakes bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). As of early 2026, the industry faces a collision between legacy cinematic prestige and disruptive platform dominance. The conflict centers on two competing offers: a definitive acquisition...
Dynamic Pricing
February 17, 20260 Why Pricing Can’t Stay Static Today, customers compare prices in seconds. New events pop up, supply shifts, and demand changes fast across many industries—retail, travel, mobility, entertainment, and more. If a company sets one price for months, it can miss revenue or lose customers. Pricing needs to move with...
Obstacles to Competition in Developing Countries
January 20, 20250 The history of competition law dates back over a century, but the past few decades have been marked as the era of growth and widespread adoption of competition regulations. By 1990, only 16 developing countries had adopted competition laws. However, with the rise in global trade and recognition of...