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The EU Commission prohibits a merger in the daily consumer goods sector between two Finnish companies considering that the operation would likely create a dominant position (Kesko / Tuko)

Kristin Schreiber, Heiner Bruhn

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Mergers - Summary of the most important recent developments* On 20th November 1996 the Commission decided that the acquisition of Tuko by Kesko, two Finnish companies active in the sale of…

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Mergers - Summary of the most important recent developments* On 20th November 1996 the Commission decided that the acquisition of Tuko by Kesko, two Finnish companies active in the sale of…

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Mergers - Summary of the most important recent developments* On 20th November 1996 the Commission decided that the acquisition of Tuko by Kesko, two Finnish companies active in the sale of…

Key concepts: Commission, Business, Position (finance), European commission, Merger control, Commerce, Accounting, International trade

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