CMA’s Andrew Tyrie calls for greater effort to protect individuals and small companies

Board and investors back CEO despite his masterminding failed merger

Supermarket groups now left trying to digest how they got it so badly wrong

CMA says deal would lead to higher prices and less choice for shoppers

Supermarket chains ‘unlikely’ to appeal CMA final verdict, which analysts expect to reject deal

Andrew Tyrie, a vocal and high-profile CMA chair, tries to extend the ringfence

CMA’s proposals may not prevent repeat of recent corporate accounting failures

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Tyrie demands legislation to tackle conflicts of interest and poor working practices

Big Four member recognises need to ‘rebuild public trust’ in the sector

Competition watchdog accuses 3 companies of anti-competitive behaviour

Industry voices hostility to ‘operational’ split plan, as chair of commons committee prefers full break-up

Concerns include annual 6% rise in funeral costs for past 14 years

Grocers seek to appease UK competition watchdog

Supermarket groups in bid to sway regulator’s concerns over lower competition

Grocers to include evidence of alleged mathematical errors in regulator’s initial analysis

Review of online ads is ‘first step’ to reframing antitrust policy for tech sector

Five businesses are charged a combined £7m for price collusion