Stevedoring down under – where some playing fields are less level than others
Either way, Mr and Ms Consumer lose
The European Court of Justice has clarified rules on dawn raids, for any companies with concerns. The case was brought against the EC by Deutsche Bahn, raided in 2011 over suspected unjustified preferential treatment of subsidiaries. The commission’s raiders also found documents indicating potential anti-competitive conduct. The court ruled that while authorities may use evidence of other “misdoings” found accidentally in raids, in this case the commission had notified its inspectors beforehand that Deutsche Bahn was facing a related antitrust ...
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