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            <title> Germany: Federal Cartel Office and courts make adidas, ASICS and Casio drop ban on online market places</title>
            <description> The German Federal Cartel Office (&amp;ldquo;Bundeskartellamt&amp;rdquo;, BKartA) and the Schleswig Court of Appeals (&amp;ldquo;Oberlandesgericht&amp;rdquo; or &amp;ldquo;OLG Schleswig&amp;rdquo;) have held that the highly-renowned brands adidas, ASICS and Casio must allo...</description>
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            <pubDate>2014-07-16 </pubDate>
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            <title> Significant recent changes in tax law: Germany</title>
            <description> Thin capitalization: Federal Tax Court regards interest deduction ceiling rule as unconstitutional
A key element of German thin capitalization rules is the so called interest deduction ceiling rule (Zinsschranke) ("IDCR"). The IDCR allows for deduct...</description>
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            <pubDate>2014-05-31 </pubDate>
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            <title> Significant recent changes in tax law: Germany</title>
            <description> New Double Tax Treaty between Germany and Luxembourg
The new Double Tax Treaty (DTT) for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion in respect to taxes on income and on capital between Germany and Luxembourg entered into f...</description>
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            <pubDate>2014-02-28 </pubDate>
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            <title> Bittersweet: Record Fines against Major German Sugar Manufacturers</title>
            <description> The German Federal Cartel Office (FCO, Bundeskartellamt) has imposed total fines of  280m against the three major German sugar manufacturers Nordzucker, of Braunschweig, Pfeifer &amp;amp; Langen, of Cologne, and Südzucker, of Mannheim, and seven indivi...</description>
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            <pubDate>2014-02-25 </pubDate>
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            <title> Global employment briefing: Germany, May 2013</title>
            <description> Two recent decisions on temporary workers
Two recent court decisions have highlighted the restrictions that exist on hiring temporary workers on a permanent basis.
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Works council may object to the hiring of temporary workers
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The first ...</description>
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            <pubDate>2013-05-23 </pubDate>
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