The (extraterritorial) application of US antitrust laws can have, for the concerned European companies, serious consequences. This applies to the prosecution of antitrust violations as criminal offenses, resulting to the imposition of prison sentences against competitors responsible for antitrust infringing (including foreigners), on the other hand the specificities of bringing civil claims for damages before US courts, including procedural aspects. This article provides a summary of the extraterritorial application of US antitrust law, with emphasis to the jurisdiction of US courts. A question whether the European Commission has jurisdiction over conduct that occurs outside the EU and the differing approaches of the US and the EU of how to regulate foreign anticompetitive activity will be examined., Rastislav Funta., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy
A non-regular primitive permutation group is called extremely primitive if a point stabilizer acts primitively on each of its nontrivial orbits. Let S be a nontrivial finite regular linear space and G ≤ Aut(S). Suppose that G is extremely primitive on points and let rank(G) be the rank of G on points. We prove that rank(G) ≥ 4 with few exceptions. Moreover, we show that Soc(G) is neither a sporadic group nor an alternating group, and G = PSL(2, q) with q + 1 a Fermat prime if Soc(G) is a finite classical simple group., Haiyan Guan, Shenglin Zhou., and Obsahuje seznam literatury