The New Zealand Competition Authority reaches a preliminary view that it should allow a global information technology company to engage in resale price maintenance in relation to its proposed online stores and marketplaces (HP)

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6 Aug 2021

The New Zealand Competition Authority reaches a preliminary view that it should allow a global information technology company to engage in resale price maintenance in relation to its proposed online stores and marketplaces (HP)

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New Zealand Competition Authority, HP, Press release, 6 August 2021

Commerce Commission issues draft determination on HP New Zealand’s application to engage in resale price maintenance* The Commerce Commission has reached a preliminary view that it should allow HP New Zealand Limited (HP) to engage in resale price maintenance (RPM) in relation to its proposed HP online stores and

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New Zealand Competition Authority, The New Zealand Competition Authority reaches a preliminary view that it should allow a global information technology company to engage in resale price maintenance in relation to its proposed online stores and marketplaces (HP), 6 August 2021, e-Competitions Commitment Decisions, Art. N° 102056

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