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London commuters have often ruefully commented that one can wait a long time for the morning bus to come only to find that when it arrives a second one is right behind it
The first of the two new block exemption regulations adopted by the Commission on 14 December 2010 addresses specialisation and joint production agreements (the "Specialisation BER"
The EU’s system of competition law enforcement is heavily dependent upon administrative intervention on the part either of the European Commission (the “Commission”) or its counterpart competition authorities in the 27 Member States
Article 81(1) of the European Community Treaty prohibits agreements that have the object or effect of restricting, preventing or distorting competition within the Member States
On May 13, 2009, the European Commission (the “Commission”) published a summary of a decision confirming its view that Intel Corporation was guilty of serious anti-competitive conduct during a period from 2002-2007 in an important microprocessor market and, consequently, the Commission imposed a massive 1.06 billion fine on Intel
On May 13, 2009, the European Commission (the “Commission”) published a summary of a decision confirming its view that Intel Corporation was guilty of serious anti-competitive conduct during a period from 2002-2007 in an important microprocessor market and, consequently, the Commission imposed a massive 1.06 billion fine on Intel
