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July 19, 2018 In Cases and Decisions, Europe, Innovation By Dr. Valentin Mircea

Google – big fine, little reasoning (so far)

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...

September 25, 2017 In Antitrust, Cases and Decisions, Cases and Decisions By Dr. Valentin Mircea

Competition Case Law Digest – A synthesis of EU and national leading cases

2018 Competition Case Law Digest - A synthesis of EU and national leading cases - Now Available This Digest is the most comprehensive country-by-country description and analysis by local experts of competition law regimes in EU, Member States, US and China. This 3rd edition includes 30...

September 11, 2017 In Cases and Decisions By Dr. Valentin Mircea

Intel(ligence) in the application of competition law

The European Court of Justice decision in the Intel case makes waves across the competition world and it is perceived as a revolution-in-judges-clothes in the realm of the enforcement of the competition rules. Is it so? The answer is affirmative, in my view, but only to...

Google – big fine, little reasoning (so far)

Competition Case Law Digest – A synthesis of EU and national leading cases

Intel(ligence) in the application of competition law

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