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Digital regulation 2.0: UK to set up new competition regime for digital markets
The Digital Markets Taskforce sets out its vision of a new regulatory regime for digital markets, with focus on organisations
2021 marks the beginning of the end of DAC6 in the UK
The conclusion of the Brexit post-transition arrangements has brought an unexpected but welcome restriction to the application of the DAC6
State aid | €30 billion Dutch projects reducing greenhouse gas emissions approved by European Commission
Dutch government continues to support renewable energy and low carbon hydrogen projects
Driving towards a greener future? CMA takes stock of electric vehicle charging in the UK
The competition regulator's focus on the supply of charge points across the UK gives businesses a rare opportunity to give
Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2020: competition and online sales
In recent years, Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become firmly established with UK consumers as major retail events
UK's M&A regulator consults on significant changes to the Takeover Code
The update reflects the multitude of authorisations and clearances surrounding a takeover and comes as Brexit ends the role of
Singapore's competition regulator sets out new guidelines on price transparency
The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has published its Guidelines on Price Transparency that set out how it
Climate change and sustainability: is competition law a barrier to progress?
Businesses are increasingly looking to work with industry competitors to pursue environmental and sustainability objectives, particularly where going-it-alone would create
State aid | European Commission amends Temporary Framework for a third time to include aid for micro and small companies
Micro and small companies, including start-ups, may benefit from aid; while recapitalisation measures have been modified for businesses in general.
UK Digital Markets Taskforce calls for information to shape new competition law framework for digital markets
New taskforce looks to build on work of the Furman review and adopt a radical approach with preventative controls rather