Corning has offered to loosen its grip on smartphone glass market to address concerns over its alleged anti-competitive behavior.

After the European Union opened a competition investigation into Corning earlier this month, citing concerns over alleged exclusive dealing, the Gorilla

Glass maker Corning has offered to scrap all exclusive clauses in its deals with mobile phone makers and raw glass processing companies to end an investigation, EU antitrust regulators said on Monday,

Corning Inc. offered a slate of commitments in a bid to settle an European Union antitrust probe over alleged exclusive deals for its break-resistant “Gorilla Glass” in smartphone screens.

You may not know it by name, but Corning's Gorilla Glass has been a staple in many mobile products over the past decade, providing the best display protection available. And while the brand has continued to advance its technology year after year,

Gorilla Glass producer Corning has proposed several commitments in an attempt to settle an antitrust investigation initiated by the European Union. The bloc launched a probe into Corning on November 6th over concerns the New York-based company used exclusivity contracts to push out rival glass makers from the phone industry,