In what analysts are calling an atypically brazen move, company lawyers are expected to argue in favor of FTC approval on the grounds that ‘in the absence of competition, a merger can hardly be anticompetitive, can it?’
In what analysts are calling an atypically brazen move, company lawyers are expected to argue in favor of FTC approval on the grounds that ‘in the absence of competition, a merger can hardly be anticompetitive, can it?’
