Flower importer Emerald Supplies has won leave to appeal against an English High Court decision, which ruled that a competition damages claim against British Airways could not proceed as a representative action.
US confirms Google books probe
Friday, 03 July
The US Department of Justice has confirmed it is investigating a legal settlement that would give Google the rights to thousands of out-of-print and "orphaned" books.
GDF Suez will appeal if fined
Friday, 03 July
GDF Suez has confirmed that it would seek to appeal against any fines the European Commission decided to impose for the company's alleged cooperation with German rival E.ON to allocate markets in Europe during the 1970s.
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Oliver Hogan, manager at RGL Forensics in London and a former economist at Ireland's Commission for Aviation Regulation, examines the statutory objectives of the UK airports regulator in light of the Competition Commission's recent airports investigation.Five of the best: Jersey's competition bar
Several firms on Jersey have developed competition practices, despite the island's small economy. Peter Scott visited St Helier to meet the main playersA bright start
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ICN 2009: An interview with Christine Varney
Wednesday, 03 June
Christine Varney, the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division at the US Department of Justice, spoke with GCR at this year's ICN to discuss section 2 guidance, clearance issues with the Federal Trade Commission and the direction of the ICN.
