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Allegation: Anti-competitive Agreement by Shipping Agents of Barbados
Allegation: Refusal to Supply by Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation
Banking Industry in Barbados
Allegation: Anti-competitive Business Conduct by Digicel
Allegation: Anti-competitive conduct by LIME
FTC, Valuers and Commercial Banks Agree on Criteria to Guide the Selection of Qualified Valuers
Allegation: Fee Setting - Professional Associations (Attorneys-at-Law)
Allegation: Restriction of Competition - NASSCO Ltd.
Allegation: Excessive Pricing - ADM Barbados Mills
Allegation: Excessive pricing - Pinnacle Feeds Limited
Allegation: Abuse of Dominance - Arawak Cement Company Limited
Allegation: Leveraging LIME (Cable and Wireless)
Allegation: Abuse of a Dominant Position - LIAT
 
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