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20010501: PRIMEDIA Inc.; About.com, Inc.
20010447: Predictive Systems, Inc.; Science Applications International Corporation
20010446: Science Applications International Corporation; Predictive Systems, Inc.
20010392: College Enterprises, Inc.; AT&T Corp.
20010371: Protocol Communications, Inc.; CPU, Inc.
20010495: SBC Communications Inc.; SBC Communications Inc.
20010487: AES Corporation; IPALCO Enterprises, Inc.
20010478: Protocol Communications, Inc.; Donald R. Dickinson
20010471: Castle Harlan Partners III, LP; Jon C. Buff
20010461: M.D. Sass Re/Enterprise Partners, LP; Levitz Home Furnishings, Inc.
Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act of 1990, as Amended by the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 - 16 CFR Parts 1 and 311
Agrium, Inc., and Union Oil Company of California and Unocal Corporation, In the Matter of
A consent order requires Agrium to divest a deepwater terminal near Portland, Oregon, an up water terminal in central Washington and other assets settling charges concerning its proposed acquisition of the nitrogen fertilizer business of Union Oil Company of California. Agrium and Unocal are the leading producers in the Northwest of nitrogen fertilizer – anhydrous ammonia, urea and UAN 32% solution – ingredients used for plant growth.
Manheim Auctions, Inc., Cox Enterprises, Inc., ADT Automotive Holdings, Inc., and Tyco International, Ltd
The consent order settles antitrust concerns stemming from the acquisition of ADT Automotive Holdings, Inc., the nation's third largest operator of wholesale motor vehicle auctions, by Manheim Auctions, the nation's leading operator of auctions. The complaint alleged that the proposed acquisition would substantially reduce competition among wholesale auction services in six geographic markets. In addition, the complaint alleges that Manheim's 1996 acquisition of its only rival in Phoenix resulted in a merger to monopoly in that market. The order requires Manheim to divest nine auctions in Kansas City, Missouri; Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado; Atlanta, Georgia; San Francisco, California; Seattle, Washington; Tampa, Orlando and Daytona Beach, Florida; and Phoenix, Arizona.