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19993829: Jack P. Cook, Jr.; Health-Chem Corporation
19993802: Buhrmann NV; Corporate Express, Inc.
19993790: James R. Leininger, M.D.; Western Resources, Inc.
19992696: Allied Waste Industries, Inc.; Manafort Brothers, Inc.
19993923: Sister of Providence, Sacred Heart Providence; Little Company of Mary Health Services, American Province
Procedures in Prior Approval Proceedings - 16 CFR Part 2
9908002 Informal Interpretation
19993824: Norwood Promotional Products, Inc.; R.L.Polk & Co.
9908001 Informal Interpretation
SNIA S.p.A, In the Matter of
Final order settles charges that Sorin Biomedica S.p.A.'s acquisition of COBE Cardiovascular, Inc. would eliminate competition in the United states market for research, development, manufacture and sale of heart-lung machines. The order permits the acquisition and requires the divestiture of COBE's heart-lung machine business to Baxter Healthcare Corporation
Intel Corporation, In the Matter of (1999)
An administrative complaint charged that Intel Corporation used its monopoly power to deny three companies continuing access to technical information necessary to develop computer systems based on Intel microprocessors. A consent order (August 3, 1999) prohibits Intel, among other things, from withholding certain advance technical information from a customer as a means of intellectual property licenses. The order protects Intel's rights to withhold its information or microprocessors for legitimate business reasons.