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November 16th, 2009
E.U. ANTITRUST: COMMISSION FINES PLASTIC ADDITIVES FOR FORMING CARTEL 16-11-2009 The European Commission has imposed a total of ? 173 864 000 fines on 24 companies from 10 different undertakings – Akzo, Baerlocher, Ciba, Elementis, Elf Aquitaine (Arkema France), GEA, Chemson, Faci, Reagens and AC Treuhand – for violating t Read More
November 13th, 2009
U.S.ANTITRUST:AMD AND INTEL SETTLE,BUT INVESTIGATIONS SHOULD CONTINUE 13-11-2009 The settlement announced today by Intel and AMD does not necessarily bring closure to the three-dimensional global war being waged in the micro-processing industry. The FTC is still investigating Intel's activities in this market. Read More
November 13th, 2009
E.U.ANTITRUST:YOU DONT HAVE TO APOLOGIZE TO THE BANKS MRS KROES! 13-11-2009 EU COMPETITION chief Neelie Kroes yesterday hit back at critics who have slammed her decision to enforce punishing break-up rules on Europe¢s bailed-out institutions, insisting she is not a “bank destroyer”. Read More
November 13th, 2009
ASIAN COUNTRIES ARE LEADING THE WORLD OUT OF ECONOMIC CRISIS 13-11-2009 China, India and other Asian countries are leading the world out of the global economic crisis, business leaders said Friday, as trade and finance ministers pledged to make Asia-Pacific a cheaper, faster and easier region to do business in by 2015. Read More
November 7th, 2009
E.U. NEW TELECOM PACKAGE WITH COMPETITION,OPEN INTERNET AND CONSUMER RIGHTS 7-11-2009 After intense negotiations, European Union lawmakers and the bloc's government agreed to a telecommunications reform package that paves the way for increased competition and consumer rights, an open Internet and high-speed Internet across Europe. Read More
November 7th, 2009
AAI CALLS CUOMO'S ANTITRUST LAWSUIT AGAINST INTEL “CRITICAL TO... 7-11-2009 The American Antitrust Institute (AAI) applauded New York State's complaint against Intel which was announced earlier this week. Read More
November 7th, 2009
FEARS FOR UNFAIR COMPETITION BETWEEN BANKS IN E.U.COUNTRIES 7-11-2009 European Union finance ministers will next week discuss how to wean their economies and the bloc's banking sector off state support. Read More
November 2nd, 2009
BIG BOOST FOR MICROSOFT AGAINST ITS COMPETITION WOES IN EUROPE 3-11-2009 Following in the footsteps of the story covering IACS and the closure of its competition investigation (see above story), the European Commission announced earlier this month that it will market test a set of measures Microsoft has offered to address co Read More
November 2nd, 2009
CLOSURE OF THE E.U. ANTITRUST INVESTIGATION AGAINST IACS 3-11-2009 Earlier this past month, the European Commission dropped its antitrust case against the well known class societies and the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) by adopting a decision that provides legally binding commitments offe Read More
November 2nd, 2009
CARTEL MONEY SHOULD FUND SMEs SAYS UNION LEADER 3-11-2009 Three billion euros' worth of EU cartel fines could fill a growing credit gap for small and medium-sized enterprises, according to a proposal made by Christopher Leitl, president of the Austrian SME union, to the European Commission. Read More |
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