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Gemstar-TV Guide International and the Justice Department reached a settlement Thursday that includes a record $5.6 million fine for allegations concerning pre-merger actions. The civil penalty is the largest ever for a case of "gun-jumping," in which Gemstar and TV Guide allegedly fixed prices, divvied up customers and violated waiting periods before they merged in July 2000.
February 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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