Venture capital and antitrust: on exit strategies, killer acquisitions, and innovation harms
Venture capital (VC) is the primary source of financing for early-stage startups bringing their innovation […]
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EURIBOR Cartel: Features of Collusion and Detection of Cartel
A colleague of mine (kudos for you know who you are) once told me that […]
Otis II: A lost opportunity to clear the mist
In Otis II, the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘Court’) reaffirms that any […]
Corona and EU economic law: State aid
By Wouter Devroe and Joris Gruyters The COVID-19 crisis calls for urgent State action. Member […]
Corona and EU economic law: Antitrust (Articles 101 and 102 TFEU)
By Friso Bostoen and Liesbet Van Acker As the corona pandemic instils more and more […]
Corona and EU economic law: Public procurement in times of (extreme) urgency
At the beginning of March, Belgian government officials realized that normal procedures would no longer […]
Corona and EU economic law: Free movement of goods
By Wouter Devroe & Nina Colpaert COVID-19 is not only stress-testing our competition laws but […]
Reverse payment settlements in the European Union after the Generics (UK) judgment – perplexing legal uncertainty
On January 30th, the Court of Justice (“the Court”) released its judgment in the Generics […]
The Intermarché-Coca Cola dispute: Who’s the bad guy? An analysis of the retail distributor-supplier relationship
If you want to buy Coca Cola products in the supermarket Intermarché in France, you […]
The antitrust books you should’ve read in 2019 [part 2]
In a CoRe Blog post earlier this month, I introduced the first three ‘antitrust books you should’ve […]