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04.12.2019
“DIGITAL” VIOLATIONS: TOOLS CHANGE, THE NATURE IS THE SAME
Digitalization of economic processes transforms the way antimonopoly violations are committed
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03.12.2019
FAS IS DRAFTING EXPLANATIONS ON THE KEY ASPECTS OF ANTIMONOPOLY ENFORCEMENT
Pressing issues of enforcement practice were discussed during V International Research-to-Practice Conference on 20 November 2019
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03.12.2019
NEW LEVEL OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION WITH AZERBAIJAN
Head of FAS Igor Artemiev held talks with the Minister of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mikayil Jabbarov
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03.12.2019
DMITRY MAKHONIN DISCUSSED EXCHANGE TRADING WITH MINERAL FERTILIZERS IN PERM
The discussion resulted, in particular, in arrangements about mock trading with mineral fertilizers in EAEU
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03.12.2019
ANDREY TSARIKOVSKIY: DIGITAL ECONOMY – ECONOMY WITHOUT BORDERS
Digital platforms became big market players, cross-border commerce is expanding so we have to review competition policy and develop new regulatory approaches
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03.12.2019
LESYA DAVYDOVA: BY INTERACTING WITH COMPETITION AUTHORITIES WE LEARN TO TRUST EACH OTHER MORE
This will have positive effect upon the quality of joint investigations and enable to combine efforts of different countries against cross-border violators
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03.12.2019
DIGITAL CAT GROWS AND BUILDS ITS IDENTITY
The first module of cartel exposure and proof software is launched
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03.12.2019
ANDREY KASHEVAROV: OUR GOAL IS TO ENABLE AND LEVEL COMPETITION IN BANKING SERVICES
Deputy Head of FAS Andrey Kashevarov was a speaker at the XV Annual Conference – “Regulating operations of credit organizations by the Bank of Russia”
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02.12.2019
IT IS NECESSARY TO TIGHTEN MEASURES COUNTERING ILLEGAL TRAFFIC OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS
Budget ant Financial Markets Committee of the Federation Council discussed current issues of the tobacco industry
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29.11.2019
REGULATORS AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT BODIES HAVE A COMMON OBJECTIVE OF COMBATTING CARTELS
FAS held the first inter-departmental training workshops on countering cartels
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