( March 12, 2010, 08:17 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Contents: US regulators prepare for Google antitrust challenge; Iberia, BA, American to sell transatlantic slots to competitors; Air France to complain about Ryanair aid; Spanish congress approves mobile-licence motion; Swatch in talks with Swiss competition authority; HVB eyes acquisition of SEB’s German private-banking arm; Swiss HSBC subsidiary concerned about customer-data safety; German finance minister calls for tougher monetary-fund rules; Spain faces savings-banks restructuring deadline; Brown, Sarkozy aim to reach compromise over PE reforms; Old Mutual promises further asset sales; BP prepares for Devon Energy legal battle; Karstadt faces deadline to find buyer; VW plans to make most of Chinese subsidies; Containership Company aims to emulate budget-airline set-up; Justice Dept. antitrust investigation targets Monsanto; Lyondell-Basell plans ambitious insolvency plan.- US regulators are assembling the evidence for a potential antitrust challenge to Google’s 750 million-dollar acquisition of mobile advertising company AdMob, according to people familiar with the progress of its investigation....
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