Saint-Gobain wins 165 million euro cut in record EU cartel fine

March 27, 2014 05:00 AM

LUXEMBOURG (Bloomberg) -- French supplier Saint-Gobain won a 165 million euro ($227 million) reduction in its record 880 million euro EU antitrust fine for fixing car-glass prices.

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