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Spanish court rejects Telefónica’s request to suspend €20 million antitrust fine

Spain’s National Court (Audiencia Nacional) has rejected Telefónica’s request to suspend the immediate payment of a €20 million fine imposed…

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A few days ago, economists associated with the European Commission’s DG Competition…

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The German software giant SAP (SAPG.DE) saw its market capitalization contract by…

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The Rise of Private Capital in Europe: Part Three

In the first two parts of this series, we defined the diverse taxonomy of private…

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How to Turn a Redacted Merger Decision into a Usable Precedent

Imagine you are researching precedents for an important case and find a decision that seems…

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The Compounding Effect of a Cartel: More than “Just” Higher Prices

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When Capital Injections Raise Regulatory Red Flags

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