Law360, New York (June 04, 2008, 12:00 AM ET) -- The European Commission has denied MasterCard Inc. an extension on the June 21 deadline to comply with the commission's order that it abolish its interchange fees, a representative of the company said Wednesday.
MasterCard said in a statement that it would "take steps that we believe will comply with the commission's order." It said that it was still communicating with the commission about how it will comply.
The EC ruled Dec. 19 that by imposing multilateral interchange fees for cross-border payment card transactions on its MasterCard-...
EU Won't Give MasterCard More Time To Abolish Fees
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