Danish digital platforms investigated over suspected anti-competitive agreements
( October 26, 2026, 11:21 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Denmark's platform economy has been subjected to unannounced inspections following suspicions of illegal anti-competitive agreements in the intermediation of services, the country's competition watchdog said. The inspections aimed to gather evidence to determine whether competition rules had been breached, it said in a statement on Monday which did not name the platforms involved. The Danish Competition and Consumer Authority has 40 working days to review the material and decide whether to proceed with a case.Statement follows (in Danish)....
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