DG Enterprise & Industry organized its European Conference on Transfer of Business in Brussels. The main objective of the conference was to promote the main findings of the 2013 study on Evaluation of the Implementation of the 2006 Communication on Business Transfers and offer a platform for sharing good practices, fostering peer learning and charting the course for the coming years.
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