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Whirlpool Corp. and Maytag Corp. said Thursday they have complied with the government's second request in the antitrust review of the $1.4 billion merger. However, a close reading of the announcement reveals several troubling developments. Whirlpool said it would not close the deal before Feb. 27 without Department of Justice approval. And the company did not clearly state that the agency agrees the partners are in compliance, which left risk arbitrageurs assuming the agency has not opined on the matter.
December 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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