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Latest antitrust and competition law updates from global authorities

Hungarian competition authority

Hungarian Authority Investigates Water Utility for Potential Abuse of Dominance

The Hungarian competition authority is investigating a water utility company for potentially abusing its dominant market position by setting excessively high prices for certain services related to water meters.

Australian competition authority

ACCC Unveils Draft Guidelines for New Merger Assessment Framework

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released draft merger assessment guidelines for public consultation, marking a significant step towards the implementation of a new merger regime set to begin in 2026.

Belgian competition authority

Belgian Competition Authority to Close Investigation into Dossche Mills' Acquisition of Ceres

The Belgian Competition Authority is set to close its investigation into Dossche Mills' proposed acquisition of Ceres' bakery activities following the termination of the deal.

Swedish competition authority

Swedish Police Authority Fined for Improper Procurement of Rainwear

The Swedish Competition Authority has fined the Swedish Police Authority SEK four million for failing to properly announce a procurement for shell garments, violating public procurement rules.

Latvian competition authority

Latvian Competition Authority Hosts Seminar on Fair Trading Practices

The Latvian competition authority recently held a seminar for food producers and suppliers, focusing on the regulations surrounding unfair trading practices and how suppliers can protect themselves.

Australian competition authority

NBN Fixed Wireless Network Upgrade Boosts Internet Speeds for Australians

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission reports significant improvements in broadband speeds for users on NBN Co's Fixed Wireless Plus plan following recent upgrades.

New Zealand competition authority

New Zealand's Commerce Commission Pushes for Enhanced Consumer Switching in Telecoms

The Commerce Commission of New Zealand is urging telecommunications providers to streamline the switching process for consumers, highlighting significant issues that deter users from changing providers.

Hungarian competition authority

Beware of Timeshare Scams: Hungarian Authority Issues Warning

The Hungarian competition authority warns consumers, especially the elderly, about ongoing scams related to timeshare sales, despite previous enforcement actions.

Danish competition authority

Danish Competition Authority Engages Major Grocery Chains for Price Insights

The Danish competition authority is meeting with major grocery chains to better understand the factors influencing grocery prices in Denmark, focusing on digital tools and pricing strategies.

French Competition Authority

Collaboration Between French Authorities on AI, Competition, and Data Protection

The French data protection authority and the competition authority convened to address the challenges posed by AI in relation to competition and personal data protection.

Estonian competition authority

Estonian Competition Authority Restructures Due to Budget Cuts

The Estonian Competition Authority is closing its unit for competition-specific procedures following a 5% budget cut and the adoption of the ECN+ directive.

German Bundeskartellamt

German Authorities Investigate Price Hikes in District Heating

The German competition authority has launched investigations into seven municipal utilities for suspected unlawful price increases in district heating, with initial findings indicating violations in four networks.

Polish UOKiK

Polish Competition Authority Imposes Fines for Non-Compliance

The Polish competition authority has issued fines totaling 1.1 million PLN for companies failing to cooperate during investigations into anti-competitive practices.

Croatian competition authority

Croatia Leads Initiative to Combat Bid Rigging in Public Procurement

The Croatian competition authority is set to host a series of workshops aimed at educating stakeholders on preventing bid rigging in public procurement, as part of a collaborative project with several European countries.

European Commission (DMA)

European Commission Flags Alphabet for Potential DMA Violations

The European Commission has issued preliminary findings against Alphabet, indicating potential breaches of the Digital Markets Act related to Google Search and Google Play.

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