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The Commission opened a Delegation in Valletta.
Above 60% the merging firms eitherhad to commit themselves to modifications in their intended merger or the Commission opened procedure.
The Commission opened proceedings regarding one scheme in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany104.
The Commission focussed on network industries that are key for European competitiveness andthe development of the knowledge economy in Europe: the Commission opened proceedings against Telefónica, for an alleged"margin squeeze" in the Spanish broadband Internet access markets12, and against Distrigaz, for an alleged practice preventing new suppliers from entering the Belgian gas market13.
The Commission opened the investigation proceedings under Article 93(2) of the EC Treaty in the summer of 1998.
In two cases involving Romania(Automobile Craoiva128 and Tractorul129), the Commission opened the formal investigation because of doubts that the conditions attached to the privatisation might confer an advantage on the undertakings that are being privatised and consequently entail State aid to their benefit.
The Commission opened an in-depth investigation in June 2013 to assess the conformity of the new RCF with EU state aid rules see IP/13/567.
The day before yesterday, the Commission opened the public consultation on the creation of a European defence equipment market.
The Commission opened this case in the follow-up to its Communication"Dividend taxation of individuals in the Internal Market" of 19.12.2003 COM(2003)810.
As a result, the Commission opened in 2009 a new investigation on all measures in favour of Bpost during the period 1992-2010.
The commission opened Article 93(2) proceedings againsr alleged misuse of aid from the Treuhandänstaltro Leuna'Ai for its pädu"ction of caprolactam.
In 2008, following complaints, the Commission opened an in-depth investigation into the financing of Ciudad de la Luz film studios by the Valencia Regional Government see IP/08/217.
Today the Commission opened the new session of the Restructuring Forum, devoted to the adaptation of Small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) to change.
In July the Commission opened proceedings under Article 6(4) of Decision No322/89/ECSC against proposed aid for Extremena de Laminados.
In February 2010, the Commission opened an in-depth investigation(see IP/10/180) into the so-called"Sanierungsklausel" or reorganisation clause in the German corporate tax law Körperschaftsteuergesetz.
The Commission opened Article 93(2) proceedings against the financingmade availableto Avenir Graphique, a printing house at Torcy(Marne la V all ö e), by three State-owned banks in 1991.
The Commission opened antitrust proceedings into OPCOM's behaviour on the Romanian spot exchange markets in December 2012(see IP/12/1355) and informed the company about its objections in June 2013 see IP/13/486.
In September 1998 the Commission opened an Aid for Private Storage scheme, into which nearly 190 000 tons of pigmeat had been taken until end of January 1999 with a cost of more than 70 million euros.
The Commission opened Article 93(2) proceedings against the proposalro award around ECU 1 million of aid to Abingdon Carpets plc for facilities forpolypropylene yarn production installedat its carpetfactory in Gwent in L989.
In April 2009, the Commission opened a formal investigation into the cooperation of Star Alliance members Continental, United, Lufthansa and Air Canada on passenger transport on routes between Europe and North America see MEMO/09/168.
Following complaints received, the Commission opened the procedure of Article 93(2) of the EEC Treaty on 20 July 1982 against the Danish Government's financing mechanisms in respect of Danish sales of capital goods toother Member States.
In July the Commission opened proceedings under Article 93(2) of the EECTreaty against injections of ECU 21 million(PTA 2.7 billion) of capital made by the Patrimonio del Estado in 1986 and 1987 into the firm Imepiel.
On 30 July 2010, the Commission opened an in-depth investigation of the planned merger between Olympic Air and Aegean Airlines following initial indications that the proposed concentration would lead to very high market shares on a number of routes134.
In March L987 the Commission opened the Article 93(2) procedure 1against the aid elements in the subscriptionof LIT 41 000 million(27.4million ECU) of capital to Societa Italiana Vetro(SIV)and VenezianaVetro, companies.
In February 1984 the Commission opened the Article 93(2) EEC procedurein respect of the French schemes of special investment loans, subsidized loansto enterprises, refinancing loans, and in particular loans from the Industrial Modernization Fund.
In July 2001 the Commission opened an in-depth investigation under the state aid rules in respect of a specific tax regime exempting companies without any trade or business in Gibraltar and not owned by Gibraltar residents from corporate tax see IP/01/982.
In May 2013, the Commission opened an in-depth investigation into the restructuring of the PSA group, mainly because it had doubts about the return to long-term viability of the group and whether the notified compensatory measures were sufficient see IP/13/392.
Acting on a complaint, on 15 November the Commission opened proceedings with regard to the commercial and financial involvement of Deutsche Bahn in the freight‑forwarding operator BahnTrans,229 as it suspected that the transaction involved illegal state aid.
Secondly, the Commission opened the procedure because the Federal Government opposed the notification rules proposed under Article 93(1) for significantcases of cumulation3between regional aids under the joint programme andaid under 33 general schemes available in addition to regional aid.
In 1992, the Commission opened the Article 93(2) procedure with regard to a number of regional aid measurestotalling ECU 139 million which the regional authorities in Sicily had introduced for firms in Sicily, in particularin the chemical, cement and engineering sectors, and which served mainly to cover the operating losses of thesecompanies.1 In February it concluded that the aid had been put into effect without prior notification and approvalby the Commission and was thus illegal.