The Federal Trade Commission is again raising the cap on the size of deals that must be submitted to antitrust enforcers before a merger is completed. The new thresholds go into effect Feb. 17 and govern whether merging parties must file Hart-Scott-Rodino Act notification with the FTC and the Department of Justice.
January 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Federal Trade Commission is again raising the cap on the size of deals that must be submitted to antitrust enforcers before a merger is completed.
The new thresholds go into effect Feb. 17 and govern whether merging parties must file Hart-Scott-Rodino Act notification with the FTC and the Department of Justice.
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