Seven of the UK’s biggest housebuilders have agreed to pay a total of £100mn after an investigation by the country’s ...

Britain's biggest housebuilders have agreed to pay £100m towards affordable homes to avoid a regulator's decision on whether ...

Seven housebuilders have agreed to pay a total of £100m to affordable housing programmes following a Competition and Markets ...

Seven of Britain’s biggest housebuilders have offered to pay £100 million to fund affordable housing after an investigation ...

The CMA said the payment would be the largest it has ever secured through commitments from firms under investigation.

Seven housebuilders have agreed to pay £100 million towards affordable housing programmes across the whole of the UK ...

The Competition and Markets Authority will determine if the £1.2bn merger causes a 'substantial lessening of competition' ...

Competition watchdog puts Greencore’s £1.2bn swoop for Bakkavor under microscope - The Competition and Markets Authority said ...

The seven – Barratt Redrow, Bellway, Berkeley Group, Bloor Homes, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Vistry – have now agreed to ...

The country’s Competition and Markets Authority chose not to pursue a deeper investigation into the merger.

Under the proposed commitments, the 7 housebuilders will make a combined £100 million payment – the largest secured through commitments from companies under investigation, which will be split between ...