When Federal Trade Commission Chairman Robert Pitofsky steps down in June, he will leave behind a changed agency. Under his stewardship, the FTC plunged into the competition policy debate, overseeing some of the largest mergers ever and putting itself on the cutting edge of antitrust issues. Under Pitofsky, the agency was more willing to intervene in deals and initiate litigation, which sometimes drew the ire of corporate America.
May 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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