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1. This movie is a reboot of the franchise.
2. It will focus on markets, for example in the CEE-R, where it already has healthy franchises, while withdrawing from markets that it considers high risk or where it has a franchise that is not or cannot become sustainable.
3. […] The downgrade of AGF, the holding company, is not specific to any issues within the French franchise and generally reflects the Allianz group’s financial leverage and fixed-charge coverage, which are increasingly aggressive relative to the group’s ratings and are a result of the group’s weakened consolidated capital base and reduced earnings. ’
4. Indeed, Deutsche Bank in its study quoted above states ‘Surely the risk is that ... Mediaset is helping undermine its own terrestrial franchise... we believe that... as analogue TV will be switched off, it is far more sensible to capitalise on the opportunity created by the technological pay-TV hardware vacuum arising due largely to Italy's unique broadcasting infrastructure.
5. Germany's reply of 23 June 2004, p. 12, Annex 29/2004, Fitch Ratings: Bank Rating Methodology: May 2004, p. 12: ‘Principal considerations are profitability, balance sheet integrity (including capitalisation), franchise, management, operating environment, consistency, as well as size (in terms of a bank's equity capital)’.
6. For those vehicles that are not accessible by such readily available diagnostic tools, the authorities will need to either make use of available equipment from the original vehicle manufacturer or provide for the acceptance of appropriate test certification from the vehicle manufacturer or its franchise organisation.
7. This is a different situation from the system discussed in Case C-345/02 Pearle BV, Hans Prijs Optiek Franchise BV and Rinck Opticiëns BV v Hoofdbedrijfschap Ambachten [2004] ECR I-7139, which concerned a charge decided by a board of professionals.
8. […] The downgrade of AGF, the holding company, is not specific to any issues within the French franchise and generally reflects the Allianz group’s financial leverage and fixed-charge coverage, which are increasingly aggressive relative to the group’s ratings and are a result of the group’s weakened consolidated capital base and reduced earnings.
9. This view held by the Commission seems to be shared by certain financial operators. Indeed, Deutsche Bank in its study quoted above states ‘Surely the risk is that ... Mediaset is helping undermine its own terrestrial franchise... we believe that... as analogue TV will be switched off, it is far more sensible to capitalise on the opportunity created by the technological pay-TV hardware vacuum arising due largely to Italy's unique broadcasting infrastructure.
10. This is a different situation from the system discussed in Case C-345/02 Pearle BV, Hans Prijs Optiek Franchise BV and Rinck Opticiëns BV v Hoofdbedrijfschap Ambachten [2004] ECR I-7139, which concerned a charge decided by a board of professionals. [48] The Authority would, however, like to point out that for the finding whether the support went to an ‘undertaking’ one does not consider the entity ' s legal status or organisational form, but decides the quality of an undertaking according to the activity which is supported, Case C-41/90 Höfner and Elser v Macotron [1991] ECR, I-979; e.g. also non-profit organisations can carry out economic activities and compete with others, see e.g. Case 78/76 Steinike & Weinlig, see above fn.
11. For the purpose of this Regulation:‘direct taxes’ means taxes on wages, profits, interests, rents, royalties, and all other forms of income, and taxes on the ownership of real property, ‘import charges’ means tariffs, duties, and other fiscal charges not elsewhere enumerated in this note that are levied on imports, ‘indirect taxes’ means sales, excise, turnover, value added, franchise, stamp, transfer, inventory and equipment taxes, border taxes and all taxes other than direct taxes and import charges, ‘prior-stage’ indirect taxes are those levied on goods or services used directly or indirectly in making the product, ‘cumulative’ indirect taxes are multi-staged taxes levied where there is no mechanism for subsequent crediting of the tax if the goods or services subject to tax at one stage of production are used in a succeeding state of production, ‘remission’ of taxes includes the refund or rebate of taxes, ‘remission or drawback’ includes the full or partial exemption or deferral of import charges.