Issue 4/2025 of the European Competition and Regulatory Law Review – CoRe is now online!
The Editorial is authored by Ben Van Rompuy.
This issue features the following Articles:
- The Search for Meaningful Results: FRAND Access Conditions under Article 6(11) DMA by Jasper van den Boom
- Changing Tides amid Still Waters: The Fragmented Application of Article 101(1) TFEU in EU Labour Markets by Ayça Kul and Marjolein Snoek
- Exclusion of Anti-Competitive Economic Operators in EU Public Procurement: Article 57(4)(d) of EU Directive 2014/24 by Venetia Georganta and George Karydis
- From Boutiques to Blockchain: The Shifting Landscape of Luxury Trademarks and Competition Law by Zuzanna Antczak
Reports:
- Austria · No Time Like the Present: Austrian Supreme Court’s Interpretation of ‘Significant Domestic Activity’ Under the Transaction-Value Threshold by Heinrich Kühnert and Jana Havel
- Belgium · Exclusive Sponsorship Agreement without An Open, Transparent and Non-Discriminatory Tender Restricts Competition by Object by Jeroen Dewispelaere and Rasmus Van Heddeghem
- Czech Republic · Evidence Needed to Enable a Dawn Raid by Michal Petr
- Denmark · Danish Competition Authorities Activate New Regulatory Powers by Erik Kjær-Hansen
- France · Vertical Agreement: The Standard of Proof of a Concurrence of Wills Confirmed by the Paris Court of Appeal by Caroline Ruiz Palmer
- The Netherlands · Merger Control and Investment Screening Developments by Tim Raats
- Norway · CAT Upholds Record-Breaking €418 million Fine in Price Hunter Case by Haakon Rønn Stensæth
- United Kingdom · The CMA’s New Merger Guidance: Material Influence, Share of Supply, and Procedural Reform by Kiran Desai
Case Notes:
- Intel and the Future of Article 102 Enforcement: Loyalty Rebates and the AEC Test by Lukas Šimas and Elpida Kalyva
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