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ACM has appointed five new Non-Governmental Advisors
ACM has appointed five new Non-Governmental Advisors (NGAs). One of their duties is to help promote international cooperation in the world of competition.
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Mobility service provider Pon en Dutch Railways NS are conditionally allowed to create travel app together
Dutch Railways NS and Dutch mobility service provider Pon are allowed to create a new company, which will operate an app that allows consumers to plan, book and pay for their trips, combining different modes of transportation
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ACM clears acquisition of educational institution TIO by rival institution NCOI
Dutch educational institution NCOI is allowed to acquire TIO University of Applied Sciences. Both TIO and NCOI offer professional courses, as well as accredited vocational programs. ACM has cleared this acquisition because these institutions offer education to different target audiences.
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ACM clears acquisition of publishing company Sanoma Media by rival publisher DPG Media
ACM has cleared the acquisition of publishing company Sanoma Media Netherlands by rival publisher DPG Media. After the acquisition, sufficient competition will remain on the market for online news and on the online-advertising market.
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Further investigation needed into acquisition of care activities of Careyn by Thebe
ACM believes that a further investigation is needed into the acquisition of some of the activities of health care provider Stichting Careyn by rival provider Thebe. Both providers are active in the south of the Netherlands.
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ACM clears merger of three geriatric-care providers in the south of the Netherlands
Dutch health care providers Stichting Schakelring, Stichting De Riethorst Stromenland and Stichting Volckaert wish to merge. These care providers offer nursing-home care and other forms of geriatric care in the south of the Netherlands.
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ACM clears joint venture of asphalt plants of construction companies BAM and Heijmans
Dutch construction companies BAM and Heijmans are allowed to combine their asphalt plants, creating a joint venture. ACM has cleared their plans following an extensive investigation.