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20020065: Olympus Growth Fund III, L.P.; Dana Pross
20020056: WPP Group plc; Mark Penn
20020054: General Electric Company; Robert W. Doede and Nina J. Doede
20020050: First Reserve Fund IX, L.P.; C&W Fabricators, Inc.
20020046: InterMune, Inc.; Eli Lilly and Company
20020044: Neptune Acquisition I Corp.; Schlumberger Limited
20020042: Omnicom Group Inc.; Schwartz Paper Company
20020022: Daughters of Charity Ministry Services Corporation; Catholic Healthcare West
0110009 Informal Interpretation
20020033: The Bank of New York Company, Inc.; Westminster Research Assoicates, Inc.
20020010: Ascension Health; Baptist Hospital System, Inc.
General Mills, Inc./Diageo plc/PillsburyCo, In the Matter of
Metso Oyj, and Svedala Industri AB, In the Matter of
Metso settled charges that if its acquisition of Svedala Industries AB were allowed to proceed as planned, competition would be lessened in four rock processing equipment markets: primary gyratory crushers; jaw crushers; cone crushers; and grinding mills. The firms agreed to divest Metso's worldwide primary gyratory crusher and grinding mill businesses and Svedala's worldwide jaw crusher and cone crusher businesses. The three crusher businesses would be purchased by Sandvik AB, a Swedish corporation; the grinding mill business would be purchased by Outokumpu of Finland. Metso and Svedala are the two largest suppliers of rock processing equipment in the world.