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CRA Champion Credit, Inc., et al.
Opinion 98-3
9804010 Informal Interpretation
9804009 Informal Interpretation
9805009 Informal Interpretation
FTC Staff Comment Before the Maine Department of Attorney General and Maine Public Utilities Commission Concerning The Interim Report on Market Power in Electricity
FTC Staff Comment Before the Louisiana Public Service Commission Concerning Market Structure, Market Power, and Reliability of Independent System Operators
FTC Staff Comment Before the Federal Regulatory Commission Concerning Inquiry Concerning the Commissions Policy on Independent Systems Operators
Sunshine Meeting Act - In the Matter of Automative Breakthrough Sciences, Inc.
9804011 Informal Interpretation
Cablevision Systems Corporation
Consent order settles charges that Cablevision's acquisition of certain cable operations in northern New Jersey and in New York from Tele-Communications Inc. would result in higher prices and lower quality of cable television services for residents of Paramus and Hillsdale, New Jersey. The settlement requires divestiture of TCI's cable systems in the two cities.
Eureka Solutions International, Inc., et al.
9804008 Informal Interpretation
Shell Oil Company and Texaco Inc.
Shell Oil and Texaco settled allegations that their proposed joint venture would reduce competition and could raise prices for gasoline in Hawaii, California, and Washington and the price of asphalt in California. The consent order requires Shell to divest a package of assets, including Shell's Anacortes, Washington refinery; a terminal and retail gasoline stations in Oahu, Hawaii and retail gas stations, and a pipeline in California.
Request for Comments Concerning Procedures for State Application for Exemption from the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act - 16 CFR Part 901
S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc., In the Matter of
Consent order settles charges that Johnson's acquisition of Dow brands would adversely affect competition and potentially raise the prices consumers pay for soil and stain removers and glass cleaners. The consent order requires the divestiture of Dow's "Spray 'n Starch", "Spray 'n Wash", and "Glass Plus" businesses to Reckitt & Colrnan.