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Latest antitrust and competition law updates from global authorities

Spanish competition authority

Spain's E-commerce Thrives in 2023 with Over €84 Billion Revenue

E-commerce in Spain surged by 16.3% in 2023, surpassing €84 billion, with significant growth in various sectors and international transactions.

Italian Competition Authority

Italian Competition Authority Investigates Interflora for Unfair Commercial Practices

The Italian Competition Authority is investigating Interflora for potential violations related to delivery times, flower quality, variety, and transparency on costs.

Hungarian competition authority

GVH Launches Investigation into Lidl's Alleged Misleading Market Dominance Claim

The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has initiated an investigation into Lidl Hungary for potentially misleading consumers with an unsubstantiated market dominance claim.

Portuguese competition authority

Portuguese Competition Authority Blocks Vodafone/Nowo Merger

The Portuguese Competition Authority prohibits Vodafone's acquisition of Nowo due to concerns of harming competition and consumers.

Estonian competition authority

Overview of Energy Markets in May 2024 by Competition Authority

The Competition Authority provides insights into the energy markets in May 2024, highlighting average electricity prices and factors influencing them.

Irish competition authority

Insights into Education Costs for Families in Ireland

New research by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) sheds light on the financial burdens faced by families in Ireland when sending their children to school.

Irish competition authority

CCPC Blocks Daa's Acquisition of Dublin Airport Car Park

The CCPC has released a detailed legal determination explaining its decision to prevent daa from purchasing a car park near Dublin Airport, citing concerns about consumer welfare.

Latvian competition authority

OECD Recommendations on Competition Law in Latvia Discussed in Podcast Episode

A podcast episode of 'Neutral Conversations' delves into the OECD Economic Survey recommendations for Latvia, focusing on competition law and the Competition Council's role.

Belgian competition authority

Belgian Competition Authority Imposes Heavy Fines on Security Companies for Cartel Practices

The Belgian Competition Authority fines Securitas, G4S, and Seris over 47 million euros for engaging in cartel activities in the private security sector.

Dutch ACM

ACM Cracks Down on Misleading Travel Prices for Vacation Trips

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) warns consumers about misleading price shifts during the booking process for vacation trips, leading to potential unfair competition in the travel industry.

Polish UOKiK

UOKiK Investigates AzaGroup's Online Stores for Misleading Promotions

The President of the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has initiated proceedings against AzaGroup, the owner of online stores Renee.pl and Born2Be.pl, for potentially misleading promotions.

German Bundeskartellamt

Bundeskartellamt Fines AVM for Vertical Price Fixing with Electronics Retailers

AVM Computersysteme Vertriebs GmbH, a German company known for its 'FRITZ!' brand products, has been fined nearly 16 million euros by the Bundeskartellamt for engaging in vertical price fixing with six electronics retailers.

French Competition Authority

Autorité de la concurrence issues informal guidance on sustainability standards

The Autorité de la concurrence has released its first informal guidance on sustainability, focusing on a standardised methodology for calculating products' environmental footprint in the animal nutrition sector.

Italian Competition Authority

Italian Competition Authority Secures EUR 128 Million in Compensations from Energy Companies

The Italian Competition Authority's actions in the energy sector result in compensations of around EUR 128 million for consumers and micro-enterprises due to unilateral price changes.

Italian Competition Authority

Italian Competition Authority fines FIGC for abusing dominant position in youth football competitions

The Italian Competition Authority imposed a fine of over EUR 4 million on the FIGC for abusing its dominant position in youth football competitions, restricting the activities of Sports Promotion Bodies in amateur football.

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