The EU's top antitrust enforcer said Thursday that Europe should look into sharing evidence of companies' illegal price-fixing with regulators in other regions, such as the United States.
The European Union's Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes said regulators investigating cartels and major business combinations have "frequent and intense" contact with the U.S., Canada and Japan on strategy and on individual cases.
She said it was regrettable that they could not currently share evidence allowing officials to take action against multinational companies' misdeeds.
"The time has come to explore ways to enhance some of our bilateral …
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