Australian Govt. Latest To Impose Price-Fixing Penalties
Qantas and British Airways have agreed to pay hefty fines to Australian authorities over alleged cargo price-fixing, with other carriers expected to follow. Qantas will pay A$20 million (US$12.8 million), and BA A$5 million. The settlements still must be approved by the Federal Court. The Australian...
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