Tag: European Commission

Joseph Murphy, Mar 29, 2012 The DG Comp posting speaks about ignorance not being a defense. But ignorance is not and never was the issue....

Francisco Enrique Gonzalez-Diaz, Jan 10, 2012 The debate about the antitrust treatment of minority shareholdings and interlocking directorships is certainly not new. The European Commission...

Francisco Enrique Gonzalez-Diaz, Jan 10, 2012 The debate about the antitrust treatment of minority shareholdings and interlocking directorships is certainly not new. The European Commission...

Joseph Murphy, Mar 29, 2012 The DG Comp posting speaks about ignorance not being a defense. But ignorance is not and never was the issue....

Benoit Durand, Andreas Reindl, Oct 01, 2012 Blockbuster fines have become a trademark of European Commission abuse of dominance cases. Intel's EUR 1 billion fine...

Nathalie Jalabert-Doury, Gillian Sproul, Feb 14, 2012 In Europe, compliance programs have been implemented by companies for many years. However, few competition authorities had clarified...

Joseph Murphy, Feb 14, 2012 Compliance programs today are generally recognized as key weapons in the fight against corporate crime and wrongdoing. When the U.S....

Paul Lugard, Jan 10, 2012 It is hard to underestimate the importance of minority shareholdings in today's economy. This applies to investments of private, non-financial...

Samuel Miller, Marc Raven, David Went, Jan 10, 2012 This article will focus on recent developments in the European Union and the United States relating...

Paul Lugard, Feb 18, 2011 Following a consultation process of more than two years, the European Commission has now adopted its Guidelines on the applicability...