Concurrences in partnership with NYU Law School will hold the sixth annual Antitrust and Developing & Emerging Economies Conference on Friday, November 1 2019 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm at NYU Law School. There will be four panels: Rooting out Cartels & Corruption: Where are...
StateofCompetition goes video, with an interview with Professor Raju Parakkal of Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, one of the key researchers on the spread of the antitrust regimes in the world. You may watch the interview here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOCdtTsfndU&feature=youtu.be ...
Time has come to bring the EU competition enforcement to a new level. The competition rules are and must continue to be an essential pillar of the European Union, the cornerstone of its internal market and a guarantee of the prosperity of its citizens. An...
Concurrences Review, will hold the 10th edition of its annual conference “New Frontiers of Antitrust" on Friday 14 June, from 8:30am to 7:00pm, at the Ministry of French Ministry for the Economy and Finance, 139 rue de Bercy, Paris (Mr LeMaire home turf, so Siemens...
Atacul guvernului asupra mediului privat continuă. Ordonanța de Urgență 114/2018 nu pare să fie decât vârful unui aisberg care își propune să scufunde economia României și să îi ducă în abisuri pe întreprinzători și pe consumatori. Un exemplu de atac, direct, nejustificat și extrem de nociv...
The article I published in 2018 in Competition Law Insights has been shortlisted by the jury in the distinguished list of the best competition-related articles from which the best of the best shall be determined, based on your vote. If you like this article, you may...
(http://www.consiliulconcurentei.ro/uploads/docs/items/bucket13/id13829/amenzi_agentii_turism_ian_2019.pdf) Decizia Consiliului Concurenței în cazul agențiilor de turism, din 18 decembrie 2018, prezintă câteva particularități interesante, pe de o parte pentru că este prima analiză de acest fel pe piața românească de turism (la care alte autorități de concurență s-au uitat deja mai demult,...
Competition law enforcement in the European Union is at an all-times high, with several proeminent cases decided by the European Commission and others in the pipeline. The European Commission is now seen as a ”beacon” of competition enforcement in the world, except for the United States of...
The European Commission aims high and seems to like hitting big companies mainly because they are big. As expected by many, yesterday the European Commission handed a fresh decision to Alphabet, the holding company of Google, and almost all the headlines went to the new record...
Concurrences Review, with the support of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Competition Association will hold the 2018 Antitrust in Asia Conference on Friday, May 18, 2018. There will be four panels: Extraterritoriality Enforcement: A Rising Concern? Due Process: Could There Be...