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Antitrust News in 5 Minutes February 2010 - HSR thresholds adjusted downward to $63.4 million
Practice Area: Non-EU Competition Law
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: USA
Published: 01 February 2010
Law Firm: Dewey & LeBoeuf
Overview
Dewey & LeBoeuf’s regular comprehensive round up of topical Antitrust issues and the latest news.
Content includes:
- HSR thresholds adjusted downward to $63.4 million
- Mergers: $900,000 “Gun Jumping” fine imposed for 2006-2007 activities
- House committee approves bill to re-outlaw resale price maintenance
- Conspiracy/Immunities: Auction-rate-securities class action dismissed on immunity grounds
- UK: Company may be able to recover antitrust penalties from employees
- EC: Enforcement statement from proposed new commissioner no change
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