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EQT and private equity firm Quantum Energy Partners’ $5.2-billion cash-and-stock merger faces antitrust concerns.
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EQT and private equity firm Quantum Energy Partners’ $5.2-billion cash-and-stock merger faces antitrust concerns.
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry and the Federal Trade Commission took action to resolve antitrust concerns surrounding a $5.2 billion cash-and-stock deal between private equity firm, Quantum Energy Partners,
Last September, EQT Corporation announced it was buying privately-owned Tug Hill Operating’s West Virginia shale assets for $5.2 billion (see Confirmed: EQT Buys Tug Hill’s THQ Appalachia for $5.2 Billion). However, the Bidenistas at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) got involved slowing down the deal. Because of the FTC dragging its feet, EQT and Tug
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