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20200191: Roger S. Penske; Hulman & Company
20200194: GS TruckLite Holdings, LLC; TL Lighting Holdings, LLC
20200195: Wells Fargo & Company; Golden Gate Capital Opportunity Fund, L.P.
20200196: Markel Corporation; VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
20200197: Rhone Partners V L.P.; Hudson's Bay Company
20200198: Rockland PJM Partners, LP; Rockland Powers Partners III, LP
20200199: SBHC Holdings LLC; Strategic Behavioral Health, LLC
20200205: Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Fund X, L.P.; Anixter International Inc.
1911007 Informal Interpretation
InfoTrax Systems, L.C. and Mark Rawlins; Analysis To Aid Public Comment
US Foods and SGA, In the Matter of
Food distributor US Foods, Inc. has agreed to divest assets to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that US Foods, Inc.’s proposed $1.8 billion acquisition of Services Group of America, Inc. would violate federal antitrust law. The complaint alleges that, in Eastern Idaho, Western North Dakota, Eastern North Dakota, and the Seattle area, the transaction would eliminate a key broadline distributor and limit customers’ ability to switch between distributors to obtain better pricing and service. Under the proposed consent agreement, within 30 days of the acquisition closing, US Foods must divest three FSA distribution centers: one in Boise, Idaho; another in Fargo, North Dakota (FSA competes in both Eastern and Western North Dakota out of this facility); and a third in the greater Seattle area. On Nov. 19, 2019, the FTC announced that it has approved a final order settling the charges.