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Investors have approved Blockbuster Inc.'s $1 billion bid for Hollywood Entertainment Corp., bumping up the stocks of both video renters. Regulatory approval will likely turn not on the movie-rental market, which a combined company would dominate, but on the great diversification hope of video game rentals. Antitrust experts said they would be surprised if the FTC tried to block the merger, but there is likely to be enough concern for an extensive investigation.
November 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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