CoRe 2/2024 (Vol. 8)

Editorial

Robert Klotz

Seite 63 - 65

In Memoriam: Prof. Heike Schweitzer

The Lexxion team CoRE Editors and the Editorial Board.

Seite 66

Protecting the Conditional Autonomy of Governing Bodies in Sport From Review ‘From a Competition Standpoint’ open-access

How the Court Should Decide Its Pending Cases on the Transfer System, the Regulation of Agents and Club (Re)Location

Stephen Weatherill

Seite 67 - 82

Parallel Application of EU and National Competition Law: Time to Think Again?

Michal Petr

Seite 83 - 91

How Excessive Pricing Jurisprudence Could Help the EU Commission Take a Big Bite Out Of Apple’s Commission Fee

Dermot Cahill, Jing Wang

Seite 92 - 100

Estonia ∙ Application of United Brands Test for Excessive Pricing in Digital Sector

Martin Mäesalu, Miikael Tuus

Seite 101 - 105

Finland ∙ The Finnish Market Court Issued Penalty Payment in a Joint Bidding Case

Satu-Anneli Kauranen

Seite 106 - 110

Lithuania ∙ (In)Effective Private Antitrust Enforcement in Lithuania?

Rita Paukštė

Seite 111 - 117

Poland ∙ Competition Authority Fines Distribution Network for RPM and Market Sharing

Tomasz Feliszewski, Aleksander Kanton

Seite 118 - 120

United Kingdom ∙ Abuse of Dominance Claim and Interim Relief: Nailing Football Kits

Kiran Desai

Seite 121 - 125

Case T-136/19 Bulgarian Energy Holding v Commission: From Pipeline to Plea

Seppe Maes, Helena Verspagen

Seite 126 - 130

Case C-376/20 P CK Telecoms: Back to Basics? The Grand Chamber of the ECJ Sheds Light on Key Features of the EUMR

Chris Grech

Seite 131 - 135

Case C-449/21 Towercast: Continental Can strikes back – the (Still) Good Law of Article 102 TFEU

Rita Ferreira Gomes

Seite 136 - 141

Case C-25/21 Repsol Comercial de Productos Petrolìferos: The European Court of Justice Clarifies the Role of Final Decisions of National Competition Authorities in Follow-On Actions

Riccardo Molè, Giulia Lodigiani

Seite 142 - 146

Book Review

Stavros Makris

Seite 147 - 150