Crisis management Q&A - Mark Jones
Companies need to increase their awareness of competition issues as the UK Office of Fair Trading and the European Commission toughen their stance on unfair trading, warns Norton Rose competition partner Mark Jones.
December 10, 2008 at 11:36 AM
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Companies need to increase their awareness of competition issues as the UK Office of Fair Trading and the European Commission toughen their stance on unfair trading, warns Norton Rose competition partner Mark Jones.
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