EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday levied fines totaling 111 million euros ($130 million) on Pioneer Corp. of Japan and three other consumer electronics manufacturers for imposing fixed or minimum online prices for their products.The three others are D&M Holdings Inc. of Japan, AsusTek Computer Inc. of Taiwan and Koninklijke Philips N.V. of the Netherlands.The European Commission found the four companies had restricted the ability of online retailers to set their own prices for products such as kitchen appliances, notebook computers and hi-fi products.It also found Pioneer limited the abili…READ FULL ARTICLE