BERLIN - The top European court overruled Thursday an attempt by German regulators to allow Deutsche Telekom, the former state-run phone monopoly, to bar competitors from having access to its new high-speed broadband network. The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg sided with the European Commission, which had sued Germany over a 2006 national law that granted Deutsche Telekom a "holiday" from E.U. regulations for its Euro3 billion, or $4.5 billion, fiber-optic network. The commission, which...
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