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CMA takes first steps to improve competition in search services in the UK

Sarah Cardell

CMA takes first steps to improve competition in search services in the UK

Search and Search Advertising are critical for UK consumers and businesses so it’s vital that effective competition delivers good outcomes. Overview Google search accounts for more than 90% of all general search queries in the UK, with millions of people …

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A silver lining for cloud storage

Posted by: Andrea Coscelli, Posted on: 1 March 2017 - Categories: Consumer protection

...much-loved and valuable belongings, we acted to review compliance with consumer law in the sector. Following our review, 10 companies including Amazon, Apple, BT, Google and Microsoft, have made a...

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30 in their 30s – women competition professionals recognised

Posted by: Ann Pope, Posted on: 24 February 2017 - Categories: Competition Act 1998 and cartels

Natalie Harsdorf, Deputy Managing Director, Austrian Bundeswettbewerbsbehörde and Ann Pope, CMA Senior Director, Antitrust Last week Kate Collyer, CMA Deputy Chief Economic Adviser, and I had the pleasure of speaking...

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It’s time to change our minds on mental health

Posted by: Adam Land, Posted on: 9 February 2017 - Categories: Life at the CMA

...own wellbeing. The reaction from colleagues was amazing. Unlike my normal presentations, nobody fell asleep for a start! Instead all the speakers at the session got a very warm and...

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Why enforcing competition law is important for all of us

Posted by: Andrea Coscelli, Posted on: 3 February 2017 - Categories: Competition Act 1998 and cartels, Competition law compliance

...The cases saw a wide range of illegal behaviour, including: price-fixing agreements (in one case using computer algorithms) between suppliers market-sharing to allocate customers suppliers preventing online retailers from cutting...

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We’re making it easier for people to find and choose a lawyer

Posted by: Sharon Horwitz, Posted on: 13 January 2017 - Categories: Consumer protection, Markets
businessman and woman are reading and signing contract

...that help people compare.To help these tools be developed we’ve recommended that legal regulators release data (for example complaints data). Getting lawyers to publish their prices online Lawyers should publish...

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What’s it like to run a care home?

Posted by: Douglas Cooper, Posted on: 20 December 2016 - Categories: Markets
Nurse helping elderly patient

...way local authorities and the NHS buy services work well? How do local authorities and regulators affect outcomes in this sector, including through ‘market shaping’ activities? How do regulations in...

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Is the care home sector working well for residents and their families?

Posted by: Douglas Cooper, Posted on: 13 December 2016 - Categories: Consumer protection

...care home is a big decision with often a huge financial impact. So we want to be sure that the care homes sector is working well, and that residents and...

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Promoting Competition bulletin: the CMA's update on our work

Posted by: Andrea Coscelli, Posted on: 9 December 2016 - Categories: Promoting Competition bulletins

...avoid price co-ordination and other anti-competitive collusion. And in a significant development, the managing director of the online poster supplier that was fined in that case has been disqualified from...

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Competition in higher education is in the interests of students

Posted by: Andrea Coscelli, Posted on: 6 December 2016 - Categories: Consumer protection

...in debt. Therefore it is important that students are provided with the very best information to help them choose, that universities respond to the needs of students, and the sector...

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Consumer Ts & Cs – why fairness matters

Posted by: Susanne Quick, Posted on: 28 October 2016 - Categories: Consumer protection
Illustration of businessman thinking about contract terms

...video for businesses explaining fairness in consumer contract terms as well as top tips on how to write contract terms. These guides provide a simplified overview for businesses and complement...

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