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Germany eyes new cartel law as fuel tax cut falls short

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Germany's vice chancellor proposes new powers for the country's antitrust agency. Comes amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes. Three-month cut took effect on June 1 as part of a wider package of measures. Many politicians accuse oil companies of using the tax cut to line their pockets.

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Germany eyes new cartel law as fuel tax cut falls short

Germany’s vice chancellor is proposing new powers for the country’s antitrust agency to clamp down on oil companies amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes.

2 years ago·United States

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Germany eyes new cartel law as fuel tax cut falls short

Germany’s vice chancellor is proposing new powers for the country’s antitrust agency to clamp down on oil companies amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes

2 years ago·United States

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Germany eyes new cartel law as fuel tax cut falls short

BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s vice chancellor is proposing new powers for the country’s antitrust agency to clamp down on oil companies amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes. A three-month cut took effect on June 1 as part of a wider package of measures aimed at blunting the financial fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But there have been widespread complaints that prices at the pump have crept back up substantiall…

2 years ago·Panama City, United States

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Germany eyes new cartel law as fuel tax cut falls short

BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s vice chancellor is proposing new powers for the country’s antitrust agency to clamp down on oil companies amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes.A three-month cut took effect on June 1 as part of a wider package of measures aimed at blunting the financial fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which also includes cheap tickets for local public transport. But there have been widespread compl…

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Germany Eyes New Cartel law, As Fuel Tax Cut Falls Short

Germanys vice chancellor is proposing new powers for the countrys antitrust agency to clamp down on oil companies amid disappointment over the limited effect of a cut in fuel taxes. A three-month cut took effect on June 1 as part of a wider package of measures aimed at blunting the financial fallout from Russias invasion of Ukraine,

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