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Insurers do not distort competition on the auto-body repair market
Many small auto-body repair businesses have trouble staying afloat. This is not the result of anticompetitive conduct by insurers, but rather the result of market developments. This has been one of the conclusions of an ACM study into the market for auto-body repair services.
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ACM investigates price-fixing agreements between consumer-goods manufacturers and retailers
ACM is investigating price-fixing agreements between consumer-goods manufacturers and retailers (including online). It is suspected that some manufacturers are trying to conclude minimum-price agreements with retailers.
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ACM symposium on cartels, fines, and consumer damages
ACM held a symposium on the latest scientific studies into cartels, fines, and consumer damages.
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ACM Working Paper: Reconciling competition and IP law: the case of patented pharmaceuticals and dominance abuse
Even if medicines have a patent, competition law can deal with excessive prices or abuse of a dominant position.
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Dutch Railways NS abused its dominant position in regional tender process
Dutch Railways NS abused its dominant position. ACM has therefore imposed a fine of EUR 40,950,000 on NS.
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ACM conference Impact Assessment 2016: presentation Duso (PDF - 521.43 KB) ›
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ACM conference Impact Assessment 2016: presentation Duso
The presentation of Tomaso Duso on the ex-post analyses of E.ON’s abuse of dominance.
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ACM confirms dawn raids at Dutch Railways NS and its subsidiaries QBuzz/Abellio
Last week ACM conducted dawn raids at Dutch Railways NS and its subsidiaries QBuzz/Abellio.
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No abuse of a dominant position by AstraZeneca (PDF - 84.92 KB) ›
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ACM closes investigation into AstraZeneca
Decision on possible abuse of a dominant position by AstraZeneca about pricing strategy for Nexium. Dominance has not been established. No sanction has been imposed.