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The order on EUR-Lex is headed "ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL COURT 3 August 2026" and signed "Luxembourg, 3 August 2026"; EUR-Lex lists its date of document as 03/08/2026, and no time is published.
Law-firm analysis of the 3 August 2026 order: background, the in-house counsel holding, the qualified effects test, comity and proportionality; notes the annulment action is pending.[1]
Reports the General Court's dismissal of Broadcom's interim-suspension request and quotes the 117-paragraph order.[1]
Reports the ruling in Broadcom v Commission, Case T-280/26, as covered by Reuters on 3 August, and that it concerns interim relief only.[1]
The Official Journal notice of the main action (T-280/26) the interim order belongs to, filed 6 May 2026.[1]
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