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Amazon says FTC should take new chair off its cases

Amazon says FTC should take new chair off its cases
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Amazon says FTC should take new chair off its cases - Netscape Money & Business

Amazon says FTC should take new chair off its cases - Netscape Money & Business
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U S sues to stop Aon s purchase of Willis Towers Watson

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Wednesday aimed at stopping insurance broker Aon's (AON.N) $30 billion acquisition of Willis Towers Watson because it would reduce competition and could lead to higher prices.

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Judge in Texas lawsuit against Google refuses to move case to California

A Texas judge hearing a state antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet Inc's Google ruled on Thursday that the case would not be moved to California.

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FTC officials say 7-Eleven purchase of Speedway chain likely illegal despite closing

FTC officials say 7-Eleven purchase of Speedway chain likely illegal despite closing 05/15/2021 0:58 WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The completion of 7-Eleven s purchase of thousands of Speedway gas and convenience stores is potentially illegal and may raise competitive concerns in hundreds of local U.S. markets, two top U.S. Federal Trade Commission officials said as a dispute between the agency and companies broke into the open on Friday. Marathon Petroleum Co, which owned the Speedway chain, and 7-Eleven, owned by Japan s Seven & I Holdings Co Ltd, announced Friday they had closed the $21 billion deal involving some 3,800 stores in 36 states. The parties have closed their transaction at their own risk. The Commission will continue to investigate to determine an appropriate path forward, said FTC acting Chairwoman Rebecca Slaughter and Rohit Chopra, a commissioner. Both are Democrats.

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