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Croatia - HT, T-Mobile accused of anti-competitive behaviour.
(From Telecompaper Europe)
Croatia's competition authority AZTN has completed an investigation into telecom operators HT and T-Mobile, concluding the two companies abused their dominant market position. The two operators have been accused of signing draft contracts on the provision of the same services with 23 different clients. AZTN points out that the clients in question are key business users in Croatia and that their contracts were ...
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