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  • Aug 8

    Dolomiti Superski to refund skiers €30 million after Antitrust settlement over skipass pricing

    Italy's competition authority closed an investigation into the Dolomiti Superski consortium with a €30 million compensation package for skiers who bought valley skipasses between 2022 and 2025. Claimants can choose a 20% cash refund or a 30% voucher for future purchases from 15 October 2026.

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The ageing Union's economy

Macron's letter to the Commission on fuel-rule flexibility and Istat's deficit confirmation are notable political and procedural moves, but no new policy has been adopted.

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