Companies trying to hasten the antitrust reviews of their deals are increasingly deciding to hit the reset button on the regulatory clock, a maneuver aimed at saving time and money on government reviews. Although the strategy is becoming increasingly popular, it's not a sure thing: Genentech announced Monday that it must comply with a longer, costly review of a purchase deal for which the company had earlier pulled and refiled paperwork.
February 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Companies trying to hasten the antitrust reviews of their deals are increasingly deciding to hit the reset button on the regulatory clock, a maneuver aimed at saving time and money on government reviews.
Although the strategy is becoming increasingly popular, it’s not a sure thing.
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