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A few years ago, sustainability cooperations seemed to be the next big thing in antitrust. Today, however, it’s clear that some disillusionment has set in. The number of publicaly known cooperations offically justified by sustainability considerations is still very limited. Now, sustainability cooperations seem to encounter new headwind ...

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As our regular readers know, M&A deals in Europe face a complex interplay of merger control, foreign investment control and the Foreign Subsidies Regulations. Three very recent transactions illustrate how these regimes shape deal strategy and timelines. This post will dive into initial lessons to be learned from Universal/Downtown Mu...

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The French Competition Authority’s recent decision to fine Doctolib – a French technology company that offers software for, among other things, online booking of appointments with doctors – marks a shift in European competition enforcement. For the first time, the French regulator applied abuse of dominance rules to sanction a below-thre...

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I admit – I like numbers, and the European Commission’s fifth annual report on foreign direct investment screening is packed with them. But since not all readers share my enthusiasm for statistics, this post highlights the most striking observations.

Last month, the European Commission (

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Today is officially the spookiest day of the year: Halloween. A time when little (and not-so-little) costumed kids roam the streets for candy and horror movies haunt every TV channel. But the phrase “trick or treat” – often heard on this special day – does not only apply to all the fantastic chocolate bars and gummy worms that can fill t...

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