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Preliminary injunction blocking merger of North Dakota health care providers upheld
The FTC is likely to succeed in proving that the merger of two health care providers would substantially lessen competition in four types of physician services in the Bismarck-Mandan area.
Monopolization counterclaims in methylene blue drug case go forward
Drug maker allegedly solicited the USP to revise the monograph for an active pharmaceutical ingredient while failing to disclose its patent rights on the manufacturing process required to produce...
Senate antitrust oversight hearing set for July 23
Members of Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee will get an opportunity to question heads of federal antitrust agencies on reported tech sector investigations.
Antitrust chief discusses role in competition in digital sector
Delrahim reiterates view that "antitrust is not a panacea for every policy challenge presented by the digital market."
Raytheon-United Technologies combination already raising competition concerns
President Trump says he’s a "little concerned" about the deal, recognizing a consolidation trend in the defense industry.