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Unable to overcome Federal Trade Commission antitrust objections, glassware maker Libbey Inc. has aborted its $277 million acquisition of Freeport, Ill.-based Newell Rubbermaid Inc.'s Anchor Hocking unit. Libbey, based in Toledo, Ohio, twice amended the acquisition agreement in response to antitrust concerns, but the changes were rejected as inadequate.
June 13, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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