Sentence examples for raised competition concerns from inspiring English sources
Mr. Almunia also said that a settlement in the case did not mean he would not undertake inquiries in other areas that raised competition concerns.
BLOOMBERG NEWS United Technologies Draws European Scrutiny | The European Commission has raised competition concerns about United Technologies' proposed acquisition of the Goodrich Corporation, Reuters reports.
The roughly $600 trillion market is controlled by a small number of players, concentration that has raised competition concerns in recent years.
The European Union said yesterday that the Thomson Corporation's plan to buy the Reuters Group raised competition concerns for the supply of financial information.
The commission warned in April that the deal raised competition concerns but said yesterday that it had concluded that strong growth in the market and the absence of barriers to newcomers would provide sufficient competition for Carnival.
For one thing, they are already so big that further mergers would raise competition concerns.
Still, the deal does "not raise competition concerns, in particular because the merged entity will continue to face several strong competitors," the EU Commission said in a statement.
The commission said Tuesday that its initial investigation "indicated that the proposed merger would raise competition concerns in the markets for intermediation and ad serving in online advertising".
See articleEuropean Union antitrust regulators began a full investigation of Google's $3.1 billion bid for DoubleClick, an online-advertising company, saying a preliminary investigation showed the deal would raise competition concerns.
The union's executive branch, the European Commission, said it found "the parties' combined market position would only slightly increase and is not of a nature to raise competition concerns".
If you're merging with another college, it's a good idea to notify the CMA if you fall into any of these categories or the deal raises competition concerns.
