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20201327: ARYA Sciences Acquisition Corp II; Bain Capital Fund XII, L.P.
20201330: SIJ Holdings, LLC; The McClatchy Company
20201333: GI Partners Fund V L.P.; NovaQuest Private Equity Fund I, L.P.
20201336: Clayton Dubilier & Rice Fund X, L.P.; Cheney Bros., Inc. Shares Trust
2008001 Informal Interpretation
2008004 Informal Interpretation
2008005 Informal Interpretation
Warning Letter to Elite Hearing Centers of America
Pointbreak Media, LLC
At the FTC’s request, in May 2019 a U.S. district court in Florida granted summary judgment against two individuals, approved six settlement agreements involving 11 defendants, and entered a default judgment against the remaining seven defendants, officially ending the massive Pointbreak Media robocall scheme. In August 2020, the FTC returned more than $70,000 to consumers defrauded through the scheme.
Tri Star Energy and Hollingsworth Oil, In the Matter of
Tri Star Energy, LLC, Hollingsworth Oil Company, Inc., C & H Properties, and Ronald L. Hollingsworth, which operate fuel outlets and convenience stores, agreed to settle FTC charges that Tri Star’s acquisition of retail outlets and related interests of Hollingsworth would violate antitrust law. The complaint alleges that the proposed acquisition would harm competition for both retail gasoline sales and retail diesel fuel sales in the two local markets of Whites Creek, Tennessee and Greenbrier, Tennessee. Under the proposed consent agreement, Tri Star would be required to divest to Cox Oil Company, Inc. retail fuel assets in Whites Creek and Greenbrier within 10 days after Tri Star completes the acquisition. On August 14, 2020, the Commission announced it had approved the final consent order in this matter.