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Shell’s bid for billions in damages from chemical rivals over alleged ethylene price-fixing hit a dead end in Amsterdam, as the court found no evidence companies colluded to suppress prices—despite earlier EU fines that didn’t prove actual market harm. Shell’s case, like a similar one by Repsol, was dismissed, with judges noting market forces—not secret deals—really drove ethylene pricing.

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