"New U.S. Vertical Merger Rules Fall Flat for Antitrust Advocates"

Maurice Stucke
Jan 12, 2020
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Bloomberg's Victoria Graham quotes Maurice Stucke as to why the proposed new antitrust guidelines introduced by U.S. regulators fail to go far enough in reining in potential anti-competitive problems posed by mergers and acquisitions.

The Jan. 12, 2020 article is available here.

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Bloomberg's Victoria Graham quotes Maurice Stucke as to why the proposed new antitrust guidelines introduced by U.S. regulators fail to go far enough in reining in potential anti-competitive problems posed by mergers and acquisitions.

The Jan. 12, 2020 article is available here.

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