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Toys R Us to Pay $1.3 Million Penalty for Violating FTC Order
ProMedica Health System, Inc., FTC and State of Ohio v.
FTC Withdraws Appeal Seeking a Preliminary Injunction to Stop LabCorp's Integration With Westcliff Medical Laboratories
Laboratory Corporation of America and Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings
FTC Approves Monitor Trustee and Agreement to Ensure Polypore's Compliance with the Commission's Final Order
FTC Staff: Mississippi Bill That Would Give State Pharmacy Board Authority Over PBMs Likely to Increase Prescription Drug Costs and Reduce Competition
Agrium Inc., a corporation, In the Matter of
Agricultural products supplier Agrium Inc. has agreed to sell a range of assets as part of an agreement with the FTC that will allow the company to move forward with its acquisition of competitor CF Industries Holdings, Inc. The consent order settles charges that the acquisition would have eliminated competition in the market for anhydrous ammonia fertilizer, a product that farmers rely on to grow their crops.
FTC Report Recommends Improvements in Patent System to Promote Innovation and Benefit Consumers
FTC Staff Submits Comments to FERC on More Efficient Ways To Integrate Alternative Energy Sources Into the Nations Power Generation System
The Evolving IP Marketplace: Aligning Patent Notice and Remedies With Competition
FTC Seeks Public Comment on Dow Chemicals Application to Modify Terms of its 2009 Settlement Regarding Dows Acquisition of Rohm & Haas
FTC Seeks Public Comment on Dow Chemical Application to Amend Agreement with Huntsman Related to Union Carbide Acquisition
FTC Approves FY 2010 HSR Premerger Notification Report Showing 63 Percent Increase in Filings Compared to FY 2009; FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Keystone's $245 Million Purchase of Compagnie de Saint-Gobain was Anticompetitive
Keystone Holdings, LLC and Compagnie St. Gobain, In the Matter of
The FTC preserved competition in the North American market for alumina wear tile by imposing conditions on Keystone Holdings, LLC and Compagnie de Saint-Gobain in a settlement involving Keystone’s planned acquisition of Saint-Gobain’s Advanced Ceramics Business. According to the FTC’s complaint, the deal as originally structured would have reduced competition in the relevant markets by eliminating direct competition between CoorsTek – the Keystone subsidiary that manufactures its tiles – and Saint-Gobain. In addition, the deal would increase CoorsTek’s market share substantially, eliminate CoorsTek’s most significant alumina wear tile competitor in North America, allow the combined company to raise prices for alumina wear tile, and increase the likelihood that the remaining firms could act together to raise prices for alumina wear tile.
FTC Names Edward D. Hassi Chief Litigation Counsel in Agency's Bureau of Competition
FTC Denies North Carolina Dental Board's Motion to Dismiss Allegations That it Stifled Competition for Teeth-Whitening Services
Promedica Health System, Inc.
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