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Although the European Commission acknowledges that prices are efficient levers for reducing tobacco consumption, the Commission has, through reasoned opinions, called upon Austria, Ireland and Italy to amend their legislation setting minimum retail selling prices for cigarettes
The European Commission has decided that subsidies for equipment for the reception of digital television granted by Italy in 2007 are in compliance with EC Treaty state aid rules
Ryanair has lodged two actions before the Court of First Instance (CFI) alleging that the European Commission (Commission) failed to act in relation to complaints of anti-competitive behaviour by the Italian authorities in favour of certain airlines
26 March 2010, the European Commission (the "Commission") closed its investigation into a potential breach of Article 101 in the planned "Baltic Max Feeder" scheme for feeder vessel owners, following confirmation that the scheme had been abandoned
Following an investigation, the European Commission (Commission) concluded that a preferential electricity tariff scheme in Sardinia which favoured three metal producing companies amounted to illegal state aid
