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The prolonged review of the $1.3 billion Omnicare-NeighborCare deal has caused more than the usual share of speculation in Washington's antitrust bar. Antitrust lawyers say one reason for the deal's unusually long regulatory review is that investigators came across evidence of an antitrust irregularity by at least one of the parties that slowed the process last fall. It's unclear what the antitrust issue was, but the matter has been resolved.
June 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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