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Regulatory Review and Regulatory Flexibility Act Review of Rules and Regulation Issued Under the Hobby Protection Act - 16 CFR Part 304
Regulatory Review and Regulatory Flexibility Act Review of Rules and Regulations Issued Under the Hobby Protection Act; Confirmation of rule
Organization, General Procedures, Rules of Practice for Adjudicative Proceedings - 16 CFR Parts 0, 1, and 3
16 CFR Parts 0, 1, and 3; Organization; General Procedures; Rules of Practice for Adjudicative Proceedings
9807001 Informal Interpretation
9806013 Informal Interpretation
PacifiCorp, In the Matter of
The Commission withdrew a proposed consent agreement that settled allegations that PacifiCorp's proposed acquisition of The Energy Group PLC would lead to increases in wholesale and retail electricity prices in the United States. During the comment period PacificCorp withdrew its bid after the Texas Utilities Company announced a competing tender offer for The Energy Group.
Rules and Regulations Under the Textile Fiber Products Identification Act - 16 CFR Part 303
FTC Staff Comment Before the Environmental Protection Agency Concerning Treated Articles Exemption Under EPAs Registration Rules Under Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)
FTC Staff Comment Before the Utah Public Service Commission Concerning Consumer Protection Report on Electrical Deregulation and Customer Choice Task Force
FTC Staff Comment Before the Public Service Commission of West Virginia Concerning a Plan for Open Access to the Electric Power Supply Market and Deregulation
FTC Staff Comment Before the Virginia Joint Subcommittee Studying Electric Utility Restructuring Structure and Transition Task Force
Cano, Nia; a/k/a, Nghia F. Cano, Nina DeCano, et al.
9806012 Informal Interpretation
Global Industrial Technologies, Inc., In the Matter of
Global Industrial Technologies, Inc. agreed to restructure its proposed acquisition of AP Green Industries, Inc. to resolve FTC allegations that the merger would likely substantially reduce competition by combining the two largest domestic producers of glass-furnace silica refractories in the United States. Under the terms of a settlement, Global divested AP Green’s silica refractories business to a Commission-approved buyer.