Switzerland’s Competition Commission has fined car maker BMW 156 million francs (€130 million) for obstructing car imports from Europe to Switzerland and dividing the Swiss and European markets.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission (ComCo) has opened an investigation of national news agency SDA-ATS for alleged abusive practices in the country’s media market.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission (COMCO) has told telecoms companies that their proposals to jointly implement optical fibre networks include “cartel agreements”, attracting criticism from competition lawyers.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission (ComCo) has opened an investigation of 12 banks over allegedly conspiring to manipulate interest rates used in interbank loans.
France Télécom and private equity company Apax have lined up their antitrust counsel after Apax’s acquisition of Orange Switzerland was approved by France Télécom’s board of directors yesterday.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission (Comco) has fined the Swiss subsidiary of camera company Nikon 12.5 million Swiss francs (€10.2 million) for restricting parallel imports of its products.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission has suggested that road construction and civil engineering companies in the canton of Aargau should be fined seven million Swiss francs (€5.7 million) for bid-rigging.
Switzerland’s Supreme Court has drawn a line under a long-running dispute between the country's Competition Commission and telecoms operator Swisscom, after it overturned a 333 million franc (€227 million) abuse of dominance fine against the company.
Switzerland’s Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) has opened negotiations with the European Commission over closer cooperation in competition enforcement matters.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission has fined four window fixtures companies for alleged cartel activity in the door and window fittings markets. The case is the first in which the commission applied its ‘leniency plus’ policy.
Switzerland’s government has appointed Martial Pasquier as vice president of the country’s Competition Commission, and Andreas Heinemann as a member. Pasquier will begin his new role on 1 November, while Heinemann starts on 1 January 2011.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission has opened an investigation of German car manufacturer BMW for allegedly blocking dealers in some European countries from selling to Swiss residents.