EU antitrust case trackers

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The following documents summarise and track ongoing and completed antitrust (behavioural) investigations by the European Commission, subsequent appeals before the EU courts and national references to the Court of Justice concerning the interpretation of Articles 101 and/or 102 TFEU.

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    Investigations by the European Commission:

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      EU behavioural investigations—ongoing

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