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| THE PROHIBITION OF RYANAIR’S TAKEOVER OF AER LINGUS IS VALID | The Court of Justice of the European Union has notified in writing its Chamber judgment in Cases T-342/07 and T-411/07 Ryanair Holdings plc and Aer Lingus Group plc v Commission. The Court held that the prohibition of Ryanair’s takeover of Aer Lingus is valid.
The General Court also upholds the Commission’s refusal to order Ryanair to divest its minority shareholding in Aer Lingus .
http://www | | Published in 06-07-2010 by curia.europa.eu |
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| TOXIC CULTURES DRIVE POOR PERFORMANCE, CLAIMS AMNIS | From its many years of experience of working with a wide range of organisations, Amnis believes that toxic cultures - which can be identified as having a general lack of respect for people, a strong people hierarchy, discord in the senior team and disengaged managers - are significantly affecting performance in some healthcare organisations. | | Published in 03-02-2010 by Ruth Bodman, Amnis |
| CORPORATE COUNSEL PROFILE: DAVID SISLOWSKI, FRONTIER AIRLINES | David Sislowski is Vice President, Administration and General Counsel of Frontier Airlines. In an era of significant financial and marketing challenges for the airline industry as a whole, Sislowski talks about the continuing success of Frontier and his role in managing legal risks. This interview appears in the July 2004 issue of the Faegre & Benson publication Trends. | | Published in 09-07-2004 by Faegre&Benson |
| PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE BILL | Stop Press! Changes to time limits for lodging planning appeals New regulations in force from 5 September 2003 reduce the time limit for lodging planning appeals from 6 to 3 months of the decision or the expiry of the decision period, including appeals against listed building and conservation area consent. | | Published in 12-09-2003 by Katherine Evans |
| DEVELOPING AND PROTECTING YOUR BRAND | Customers in today's market are increasingly bombarded with brands. As markets mature and consumers become more savvy, it is increasingly important for companies to seek ways to differentiate their brands. Yet as companies spend more on branding, not many protect this investment at the outset. A company may only look to protect its investment at a later stage when problems arise. | | Published in 22-08-2003 by James Touzel |
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| THE COST OF DELIVERING GOODS MUST NOT BE CHARGED TO A CONSUMER WHO WITHDRAWS FROM A DISTANCE CONTRACT | [The Court of Justice of the European Union has notified in writing its Chamber judgment in the case of Handelsgesellschaft Heinrich Heine GmbH v Verbraucherzentrale Nordrhein-Westfalen eV . The Court considers that the cost of delivering goods must not be charged to a consumer who withdraws from a distance contract
In such a case, only the cost of returning the goods may be charged to the consumer
http://www | | Published in 15-04-2010 by curia.europa.eu |
| PRODUCTS ORIGINATING IN THE WEST BANK DO NOT QUALIFY FOR PREFERENTIAL CUSTOMS TREATMENT UNDER THE EC-ISRAEL AGREEMENT | [The Court of Justice of the European Union has notified in writing its Chamber judgment in the case of Brita GmbH v Hauptzollamt Hamburg-Hafen . The Court considers that the products originating in the West Bank do not qualify for preferential customs treatment under the EC-Israel Agreement .
The assertion made by the Israeli authorities that products manufactured in the occupied territories qualify for the preferential treatment granted for Israeli goods i not binding upon the customs authorities of the European Union | | Published in 25-02-2010 by curia.europa.eu |
| ECONOMIC CRISIS: LATE PAYMENTS ENDANGERING SMES. OTHMAR KARAS MEP | "Late payment, especially by the public sector, is causing massive problems of liquidity for our small and medium-sized enterprises all over Europe, adding to the consequences of the financial and economic crisis", warned EPP Vice-Chairman Othmar Karas MEP, EPP Group Coordinator in the Special Committee on the Financial Crisis (CRIS). | | Published in 02-02-2010 by EPP Group Press & Communications Service |
| SES ENTERS MARITIME MARKET WITH ASTRA2CONNECT | Low-cost satellite-based broadband for commercial and leisure ships
Luxembourg, September 23rd, 2009. – SES S.A. (Euronext Paris and Luxembourg Stock
Exchange: SESG) , announced today that it has expanded the market for its successful
satellite-based interactive broadband service ASTRA2Connect, and is now offering the
service in the maritime market to commercial fleets and leisure yachts operating mainly in
the North and Baltic Seas, and the northern Mediterranean. | | Published in 23-09-2009 by SES |
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