Tag: Brexit
UK’s Antitrust Watchdog Prepares For Post-Brexit Workload
UK's competition watchdog preps to shoulder post-Brexit workload from European Commission. The head of the UK's competition regulator said the body planned to "come...
The Implications Of Brexit For Competition Law — An Irish Perspective
By Vincent Power (University College Cork)
Assesses the likely implications for competition and State aid law in Ireland (i.e., the Republic of Ireland) from Brexit.
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Vertical Agreements under the UK Competition Act 1998: A Twenty-Year Retrospective
By Alison Jones (King's College London)
This Chapter charts the development of UK competition law and policy towards vertical agreements since the Competition Act 1998...
Facebook To Migrate UK Users To CA Privacy Agreement Due To...
Facebook will transition its UK users into new agreements with its California headquarters, effectively going around the EU’s stringent privacy regulations as Britain prepares...
Vertical Agreements Under the UK Competition Act 1998: Past, Present, and...
This paper charts the development of UK competition law and policy towards vertical agreements over the 20 years since the Competition Act 1998 came...
UK Competition Watchdog Publishes EU Exit Guidance
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published further guidance to explain how it will conduct its work following the end of the...
Italy, UK Hydrogen Deal Goes Ahead Despite Brexit
Europe’s largest gas pipeline company will invest in a UK firm at the heart of the hydrogen market, reports Bloomberg.
Italy’s Snam will invest €33...
EU Leadership Plans Brexit Contingency
European Union leaders will discuss preparations for the potential collapse of trade talks with the UK when they hold a summit later this week...
State Aid Remains A Hot Topic In Brexit Talks
How the UK will run its state-aid regime after the end of the Brexit transition period remains one of the hardest issues to settle...
Barnier Considers EU Concessions On State Aid Rules For Brexit
Michel Barnier has signalled that he is ready to drop the EU’s most contentious demand that its rules limiting government subsidies to businesses are...
