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The DOJ's aggressive prosecution of illegal cartels is spilling over to merger enforcement, which could make it harder to secure approval for deals. The deputy assistant attorney general for antitrust informed the ABA antitrust section last week that cartels form even with six or eight competitors in the market -- suggesting that the division could block mergers where as many as a half dozen competitors remain in the market.
May 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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