Janith Aranze

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• Enforcers launch push to tackle FIFA World Cup collusion
• Régibeau seeks to dampen steel industry controversy
• Snoep: enforcers must not subject cartel victims to “litigation Valhalla”
• Landmark review of EU competition regime will target interim measures rules, Guersent says
• A Q&A with Stuart Hudson
• FIFA agent regulations survive Dutch injunction request
• AG Collins: EU’s record-breaking gun-jumping fine must stand
• Agencies must stop disruptive AI acquisitions by large tech companies, EU official says
• AI is “really frightening”, Mundt says
• Google faces second multi-billion pound ad tech lawsuit in UK
• “First aid kit” not needed to make DMA and Section 19A compatible, says Mundt
• Germany targets Microsoft under Section 19A
• CMA official returns to Brunswick
• Google offers data portability remedies in Italian abuse probe
• Vestager: more state aid tax probes incoming
• EU doubles down on Amazon tax claims as it seeks to revive state aid fiscal policy
• EU wrongly imposed “arbitrary” predatory pricing fine, Qualcomm argues
• Qualcomm “attacked” rival to implement foreclosure strategy, EU says
• Qualcomm kicks off bid to strike down second EU infringement decision
• CMA drops probe into Meta, combines Google online ad cases
• Uncertainty will not thwart merger enforcement in dynamic markets, CMA head says
• Super Bock fails in bid to restart Portuguese class action
• A Q&A with Olha Pishchanska
• Rivals split on the effects of Microsoft/Activision Blizzard, CMA probe reveals
• UK moves national security policy closer to central government
• EU defends record-breaking Altice gun-jumping penalty before ECJ
• A Q&A with Stefan Hunt
• Egypt prepares for long-awaited merger control regime
• Australia issues longest criminal sentence for cartel conduct
• Coscelli joins Keystone Strategy
• “Symbiotic relationship” exists between antitrust and inequality, says former judge
• Korean leniency applications directly affected by US decline, lawyer says
• EU will not aggressively challenge information exchanges in dual distribution scenarios, official says
• Philip Morris allays vertical concerns with divestiture in Swedish Match acquisition
• AG Rantos: German enforcer entitled to assess GDPR in Meta case
• Indonesia opens abuse probe into Google’s Play Store payment policy
• EU secures Google Android win, but exclusivity analysis rebuked again
• Mozambique enforcer issues first infringement decisions
• Ashurst recruits former Cleary Gottlieb counsel in Brussels
• Chinese Maersk acquisition abandoned amid US and German antitrust hurdles
• Swiss enforcer lifts interim measures on Mastercard
• Another trucks settlement reached in the UK
• Meta claims Giphy acquisition must proceed in light of CMA disclosures
• Hausfeld managing partner joins DLA Piper in Brussels
• Court ruling forces Italian agency to cut cartel fine by over €60 million
• Canadian court upholds dismissal of hockey class action claim
• EU seeks independent studies on digital remedies and state of competition
• Daimler loses bid to exclude garbage trucks from EU trucks decision
• Overlapping class actions present novel scenario for Portuguese regime
• KFTC fines pair of bid rigging cartels €52.5 million

• Amazon proposes data collection cutbacks to end EU abuse probes
• ECJ should annul raids on French supermarkets, advocate general says
• CMA probes broadcasters over wage-fixing concerns
• DMA obligations influenced by unresolved tech cases, Whish says
• EU wary of creating “legislative monster” with new foreign subsidy rules
• France alleges nuclear decommissioning cartel
• Former EU competition commissioner implicated in ‘Uber Files’ leaks
• UK tribunal opposes sampling to establish pass-on for interchange fee claims
• EU sends ethanol producers SO in hybrid settlement case
• CMA joins EU in probing Amazon’s data collection practices
• German policy adviser supports break-up orders absent antitrust infringement
• EU reaches agreement to tackle foreign subsidies
• ECJ sides with EU in rejecting Polish abuse complaint
• Incoming CMA chair warns against agency job cuts
• An interview with Benoît Cœuré
• Euclid recruits Zulli to head Brussels office
• Intel claims EU owes €593 million over annulled antitrust fine
• EU launches second probe into alleged disparagement in pharma market
• Ukraine enforcer resumes merger control powers
• CMA using data science to screen evidence
• Give data scientists top roles at antitrust agencies, Coscelli says
• Guersent: EU considering new chief tech officer role to assist antitrust cases
• German ministry floats beefed-up antitrust rules to tackle fuel crisis
• CAT rejects request to fast-track standalone RPM claim
• CMA signals intervention intent in two in-depth probes
• EU raids fashion companies
• General Court upholds copper deal block
• ECJ lays out competition on the merits criteria in non-price abuse cases
• Brunswick recruits ex-CMA official
• EU proposes tweaks to simplified merger reviews
• BT class action claim can proceed on opt-out basis, UK appellate court rules
• EU advocate general clarifies impact of damages directive on suspended proceedings
• Trucks conspirator denies UK claimants suffered any loss from cartel
• Trucks cartel blighted Europe, claimants argue in first UK damages trial
• EU and Google set to square off at General Court once again in AdSense appeal
• Ahlborn joins Covington in Brussels
• CMA helps extend Aspen’s EU commitments to UK following Brexit
• Ireland opens in-depth review into vertical pharma deal
• UK government looks to speed up cases at specialist competition tribunal
• Report highlights gaps in CMA vertical merger analysis
• Belgium fines tobacco companies for illegal information exchange
• Cost of living crisis likely a consumer protection issue, CMA official says
• CADE president rejects inclusion of social issues in antitrust analysis
• EU confirms first home raid in recent memory
• OECD recommends comprehensive antitrust reforms in Tunisia
• CAT rules “weak” forex class action claims cannot proceed on an opt-out basis
• EU and Germany raid Gazprom in abuse probe
• General Court upholds EU air cargo decision but slashes several airline fines
• German enforcer approves milk price increases on sustainability grounds
• Apple makes new compliance offer to Dutch enforcer