Russia's antitrust watchdog opens 55 cases over fuel market violations
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What happened
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has initiated 55 cases and issued 83 warnings regarding the fuel market, with 51 warnings already complied with, the Russian government said in a statement following a fuel market meeting chaired by Deputy Prime…
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