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The EU General Court annuls in part the Commission’s gatekeeper designation of a social media company’s online marketplace under the Digital Markets Act and clarifies the temporal scope of qualitative designation assessments (Meta)

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By Selcukhan Ünekbas, Ingrid Vandenborre, Inga Reine
| Concurrences Verified
The EU’s Facebook Marketplace Decision: The Gatekeeper That Wasn’t* Sometimes the most important thing about a gatekeeper case is that there was no gatekeeper after all. That is the quiet lesson of the European Union General Court’s judgment in Meta Platforms v. Commission, which annulled in part the European Commission’s decision to designate Meta as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The ruling is narrow. It concerns only Facebook Marketplace, and it turns largely on proced...
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The EU Draft Merger Guidelines’ Treatment of Capabilities Needs Revisiting

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By Selcukhan Ünekbas
| promarket.org
The European Commission draft Merger Guidelines reorient merger analysis to focus on “capabilities”: how firms compete in current markets and pivot to future ones. However, the Guidelines combine “capabilities” with what strategic management scholars call “resources.” This erroneous amalgamation oversimplifies merger assessment and risks inaccurate analysis, writes Selçukhan Unekbas.
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The EU’s Facebook Marketplace Decision: The Gatekeeper That Wasn’t

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By Selcukhan Ünekbas
| Truth on the Market
Sometimes the most important thing about a gatekeeper case is that there was no gatekeeper after all. That is the quiet lesson of the European Union General Court’s judgment in Meta Platforms v. Commission, which annulled in part the European Commission’s decision to designate Meta as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The ruling is narrow. It concerns only Facebook Marketplace, and it turns largely on procedural rather than substantive grounds.
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