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Taft, William Ernest; Gold Crown Express, Inc.; and Worldwide Vacation Services, Inc.
Your Travels and Tours, Inc.; Abul Khayer; and Umme Salma Momtaz Alam
Montana Associated Physicians, Inc., et al.; Prohibited Trade Practices, and Affirmative Corrective Actions
Victoria Bie d/b/a Body Gold; Prohibited Trade Practices, and Affirmative Corrective Actions
Time Warner Inc., et al.; Prohibited Trade Practices, and Affirmative Corrective Actions
Boeing Company, The, In the Matter of
Consent order permits Boeing's acquisition of Rockwell International Corporation's Aerospace and Defense business subject to a divestiture and other conditions. There are two teams competing to develop high-altitude endurance unmanned air vehicles for the Department of Defense's Advance Research Projects Agency -- Boeing/Lockheed (developing Tier III Minus, a stealthy, high-altitude endurance unmanned air vehicle) and Rockwell/Teledyne (developing Tier II Plus, a non-stealthy, high-altitude endurance unmanned air vehicle). As a result of the acquisition, Boeing would become a member of both teams and could increase the price of the components it supplies or reduce its investment in technology and quality. The consent order allows Teledyne, if it chooses, to replace Rockwell as its wing supplier without incurring any significant costs or risks to the project. Terms of the consent order require Boeing to deliver the assets necessary to produce the Tier 11Plus wings to businesses designated by Teledyne. The order also establishes a "firewall" between Boeing's Tier III Minus business and the Rockwell North American Aircraft Division that provides Tier II Plus wings.
Mahle GmbH; Mahle, Inc.; Metal Leve S.A.; Metal Leve, Inc.; Analysis To Aid Public Comment
Public Workshop on Consumer Information Privacy
American Home Products Corporation; Analysis To Aid Public Comment
Schering-Plough Healthcare Products, Inc.; Analysis To Aid Public Comment
J.C. Penney Company, Inc., and Thrift Drug, Inc., In the Matter of
Separate final consent orders settle charges that the acquisitions of Eckerd Corporation and 190 Rite Aid stores in North and South Carolina would give J.C. Penney a dominant position in four metropolitan areas and increase its ability to raise prices for the sale of pharmacy services to third party payers. The orders require the divestitures of 34 Thrifty drug stores and 127 Rite Aid drug stores.
Saint-Gobain/Norton Industrial Ceramics Corporation, In the Matter of
Consent order preserves competition in the production and sale of certain refractory products and hot surface igniters. The order permits the acquisition of The Carborundum Company but requires divestiture of Carborundum's Monofrax fused cast refractories business in New York, its hot surface igniter business in Puerto Rico, and its silicon carbide refractories business in New Jersey to Commission approved acquirers.