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easyGroup Holdings sues easyfundraising in Ireland over alleged copyright infringement

easyGroup Holdings—Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s investment vehicle and a minority shareholder in easyJet Group—has sued UK fundraising platform easyfundraising and its parent, The Support Group (UK), in Ireland, alleging copyright infringement.

2026-05-18T06:04:46.081547-07:00

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Italy’s Council of State annuls AGCM’s €4.2m discrimination fine against Ryanair

2026-05-14T15:32:43.597473-07:00

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Enter Air files with Poland’s competition regulator for 85% stake purchase of tour operator Nekera

2026-05-14T22:54:00.623955-07:00

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Sabre accuses Amadeus of blocking competition in airline technology amid Amadeus antitrust challenge

2026-05-07T14:31:29.880795-07:00

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easyGroup Holdings sues easyfundraising in Ireland over alleged copyright infringement easyGroup Holdings—Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s investment vehicle and a minority shareholder in easyJet Group—has sued UK fundraising platform easyfundraising and its parent, The Support Group (UK), in Ireland, alleging copyright infringement.

2026-05-18T06:04:46.081547-07:00

easyGroup Holdings sues easyfundraising in Ireland over alleged copyright infringement

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Enter Air files with Poland’s competition regulator for 85% stake purchase of tour operator Nekera Polish charter carrier Enter Air has notified the UOKiK competition authority of plans to acquire an 85% stake in Warsaw-based tour operator Nekera. Nekera, founded in 2019 after Thomas Cook Group’s Polish unit collapse, is the target of the proposed deal.

2026-05-14T22:54:00.623955-07:00

Enter Air files with Poland’s competition regulator for 85% stake purchase of tour operator Nekera

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Italy’s Council of State annuls AGCM’s €4.2m discrimination fine against Ryanair Italy’s top administrative court, the Council of State, annulled a €4.2 million fine imposed by the Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) on Ryanair, ruling the penalty was based on discrimination. The decision requires the repayment of the fine and narrows the competition authority’s application of discrimination findings.

2026-05-14T15:32:43.597473-07:00

Italy’s Council of State annuls AGCM’s €4.2m discrimination fine against Ryanair

Skift

Amadeus expands travel tech with AI, biometrics and payments as Sabre dispute escalates Amadeus is broadening its travel technology footprint through AI capabilities alongside biometric and payments offerings, aiming to deepen control over the end-to-end travel process. The move comes as its rivalry with Sabre intensifies amid Sabre’s monopoly-related accusations.

2026-05-11T11:04:04.189866-07:00

Amadeus expands travel tech with AI, biometrics and payments as Sabre dispute escalates

Skift

Sabre accuses Amadeus of blocking competition in airline technology amid Amadeus antitrust challenge Sabre says it delivered its strongest quarter in more than two years and is taking a direct aim at Amadeus, alleging monopolistic practices that block competitive offerings in airline technology. The dispute centers on whether Amadeus’s conduct restricts rivals’ ability to compete.

2026-05-07T14:31:29.880795-07:00

Sabre accuses Amadeus of blocking competition in airline technology amid Amadeus antitrust challenge

Space Intel Report

SME4Space urges EU protection on competition as “Bromo” space merger draws muted labor pushback The SME4Space association says European governments should safeguard competition as a proposed merger combining Airbus Space, Thales Alenia Space and Leonardo Space (“Bromo”) faces stakeholder scrutiny. The report notes labor unions and competitors have shown surprisingly limited negative reaction to date—potentially shaping how political and regulatory momentum develops.

2026-05-06T14:25:15.530771-07:00

SME4Space urges EU protection on competition as “Bromo” space merger draws muted labor pushback

Breaking Defense

Lockheed challenges Northrop bid to lift 2018 consent-order “firewall” affecting solid rocket motor scaling Lockheed Martin is opposing Northrop Grumman’s effort to remove a 2018 consent-order firewall that Northrop says is constraining its ability to ramp solid rocket motor production for critical munitions. The dispute highlights how legacy regulatory remedies can limit near-term industrial capacity expansion.

2026-05-06T11:42:11.110301-07:00

Lockheed challenges Northrop bid to lift 2018 consent-order “firewall” affecting solid rocket motor scaling

New York Times

United CEO acknowledges it pitched an American merger idea; American was unwilling, leaving US combination talks effectively sta United’s chief said for the first time that he raised the idea of a merger with American—an approach American was unwilling to consider. The admission underscores how far the carrier-to-carrier discussion progressed (and why it didn’t), amid the same antitrust and political scrutiny weighing on US consolidation.

2026-04-28T18:38:17.758242-07:00

United CEO acknowledges it pitched an American merger idea; American was unwilling, leaving US combination talks effectively sta

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easyGroup Holdings sues easyfundraising in Ireland over alleged copyright infringement

Italy’s Council of State annuls AGCM’s €4.2m discrimination fine against Ryanair

Enter Air files with Poland’s competition regulator for 85% stake purchase of tour operator Nekera

Sabre accuses Amadeus of blocking competition in airline technology amid Amadeus antitrust challenge

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