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  • 99260
    23 January 2012
    Dominance 2012 - Eighth Edition

    By Elizabeth Avery, Morelle Bull, Adelina Widjaja, Luke Woodward

    The Australian chapter of Dominance 2012 was published as part of the Getting the Deal Through series. Accreditation: Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Limited. This article was first published in Getting the Deal Through – Dominance 2012, (published in December, 2011; contributing editors Thomas Janssens and Thomas Wessely, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer). For further information please visit www.GettingTheDealThrough.com.

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  • 99256
    17 January 2012
    Competition Law Quarterly Update

    By Drew & Napier LLC

    This update provides a summary of the latest global competition developments in legislation cases and competition authority activity

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  • 99249
    11 January 2012
    Reports of Significant Concentrations in Vietnam's Telecommunications and Domestic Air Transportation Sectors

    By David Fruitman

    An article in relation to significant concentrations in Vietnam's telecommunications and domestic air transportation sectors

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  • 99250
    23 December 2011
    Draft price signalling regulations just released for consultation

    By Elizabeth Avery, Gina Cass-Gottlieb, Catherine Dermody, Moya Dodd, Simon Snow, Peter Waters, Luke Woodward

    The Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer, David Bradbury, has today released the proposed price signalling regulations for consultation. After much debate, the Government's Competition and Consumer Act Amendment Act (No 1) 2011 was recently passed to prohibit price signalling and other information disclosures, as prescribed by regulation.

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  • 99248
    12 December 2011
    Court penalises Harvey Norman for misleading catalogue and website

    By Andrew Floro, Matt Mackenzie

    On 8 December 2011, the Federal Court has ordered that Harvey Norman pay a pecuniary penalty of $1.25 million for contraventions of the Trade Practices Act (TPA) and the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).

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