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  • Anti-competitive behaviour under the Enterprise Act
    Discussion of criminal sanctions introduced by the Act, provisions which encourage whistleblowing and the ability for individuals to claim damages for losses suffered due to anti-competitive behaviour.
  • Competition issues for B2B Exchanges
    The technology behind B2Bs can speed business communications into real-time transactions but where there is access to a lot of information relating to rivals' activities, there is potential for collusion and price fixing.
  • Competition law – the basics
    Article explaining the relevant UK and EU legislation affecting competition: The Competition Act 1998 and Articles 81 and 82 of The EC Treaty.
  • The Technology Transfer Block Exemption
    Generally, agreements which restrict competition are prohibited by European law. However, there are a number of block exemption Regulations which set out the terms of 'safe harbours'. 

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