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Almost eight in ten Amazon merchants in Germany don’t see the marketplace as a partner. But they also generate an average of 51.2 percent of their turnover through Amazon. German ecommerce association BVOH calls on Amazon to reform its relationship with merchants.
It seems like most merchants that sell on Amazon in Europe have a love-hate relationship with the US marketplace giant. On the one hand, selling on Amazon gives them lots of revenues (which has led to a boost in Amazon seller acquisition companies in Europe), but on the other hand, it’s not easy having a good relationship with the ecommerce platform.
Rusal completes acquisition of aluminum alloy producer from Germany
MOSCOW. April 16 (Interfax) - Rusal has closed a deal to purchase assets of Germany s Aluminium Rheinfelden Group following approval by the German Federal Cartel Office and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, Rusal said in a press release. The acquisition reinforces Rusal s position as the supplier of choice to its international network of automotive customers and is expected to deliver strong commercial synergies by matching Aluminium Rheinfelden s high end, niche product focus with Rusal s global scale low-carbon aluminum alloy production, the press release said.
Rusal plans to develop Aluminium Rheinfelden s assets and to deliver a new generation of sustainable aluminium solutions that can be produced at scale, while Aluminium Rheinfelden will continue to operate under its well-known brands, it said.
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The development of connected automobiles crystallizes the tensions between intellectual property law and competition law that have existed for years, particularly in the area of standard essential patents (SEPs). These SEPs are essential to standards that set the technical specifications defining requirements for products, production processes, services, or test-methods, and which cannot be designed around. European courts, legislatures, and regulatory bodies have been engaging in an evolving debate, often centered on the issue of what constitutes a “fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND)” license.
A typical SEP dispute involves the patent holder suing the user for infringement. In other cases, the user alleges that the SEP holder is violating its market dominant position by not issuing a license on FRAND terms. Courts and competition authorities in Europe haven taken different approaches in protecting the i