The European Union announces plans to revamp merger rules, aiming to lower barriers for large regional firms to compete against major US and Chinese corporations.
The European Union has announced plans to revise its merger regulations to lower barriers for the formation of large regional firms intended to compete with major US and Chinese corporations.
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The European Union has announced plans to revise its merger regulations to lower barriers for the formation of large regional firms intended to compete with major US and Chinese corporations.
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