Rashid BAXTER

1 week ago | globalcompetitionreview.com | Rashid BAXTER

Shutterstock/T. Schneider The UK Competition and Markets Authority’s indication that it may accept a novel licence remedy to approve Schlumberger’s $7.8 billion acquisition of ChampionX shows the agency is willing to consider creative behavioural proposals in Phase I. To read more Subscribe to Global Competition Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

2 weeks ago | globalcompetitionreview.com | Rashid BAXTER

Shutterstock/Popescu - Valceanu Marius Lukoil cannot rely on EU essential facilities case law to challenge a €100 million antitrust fine in Bulgaria for allegedly restricting access to key fuel storage infrastructure, the EU’s highest court has been told in another key test for the Bronner criteria.   To read more Subscribe to Global Competition Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

2 weeks ago | globalcompetitionreview.com | Rashid BAXTER

Shutterstock/Alex Photo Stock Google will unbundle applications on its car infotainment systems and increase interoperability with its maps service for rival providers to settle a German antitrust probe under the country’s Section 19A rules. To read more Subscribe to Global Competition Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

2 weeks ago | globalcompetitionreview.com | Rashid BAXTER

Five comparison shopping services from across Europe are joining forces to target Google and its shopping service in a follow-on competition class action seeking over €900 million in the Netherlands. To read more Subscribe to Global Competition Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

3 weeks ago | globalcompetitionreview.com | Rashid BAXTER

Shutterstock/William Barton Allowing certification of a major damages claim against six banks that participated in the EU Forex cartel would undermine key safeguards in the country’s class action regime, the UK’s Supreme Court has been told. To read more Subscribe to Global Competition Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.