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20150617: TE Connectivity Ltd.; TechDevice Holdings LLC
20150621: Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners II, LP; Eureka Hunter Holdings, LLC
20150622: Carl C. Icahn; Uni-Select Inc.
20150623: Delta Electronics, Inc.; Eltek ASA
20150630: Bertram Growth Capital II, L.P.; Clarus Glassboards LLC
20150631: Cortec Group Fund V, L.P.; Kent P. Dauten
20150646: Catalyst Fund Limited Partnership IV; Mehrdad Memarpouri
H.I.G. Bayside Debt, et al., In the Matter of
The FTC required Surgery Center Holdings, Inc., known as Surgery Partners, and Symbion Holdings Corporation, to divest Symbion’s ownership interest in an ambulatory surgery center in Orange City, Florida to Dr. Mark W. Hollmann, as part of a settlement resolving charges that Surgery Partners’ $792 million purchase of Symbion would be anticompetitive. Both companies operate a large number of ambulatory surgery centers located throughout the country that sell and provide outpatient surgical services to commercial health plans and commercially insured patients. The proposed merger would have combined the only two multi-specialty ambulatory surgical centers in the Orange City/Deltona area of Florida, and would have left commercial health plans and commercially insured patients there with only one meaningful alternative to Surgery Partners’ outpatient surgical services.