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FTC Dismisses Complaint Challenging Merger of Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary’s Medical Center
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The Federal Trade Commission has voted to dismiss without prejudice its administrative complaint challenging the proposed merger between Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary’s Medical Center – two...
Cabell Huntington Hospital/St. Mary's Medical Center, In the Matter of
The Commission filed an administrative complaint alleging that Cabell Huntington Hospital’s proposed acquisition of St. Mary’s Medical Center – two hospitals located three miles apart in Huntington, West Virginia--would create a dominant firm with a near monopoly over general acute care inpatient hospital services and outpatient surgical services in the adjacent counties of Cabell, Wayne, and Lincoln, West Virginia and Lawrence County, Ohio likely leading to higher prices and lower quality of care than would be the case without the acquisition. The Commission also authorized staff to seek a preliminary injunction to maintain the status quo pending the outcome of the administrative proceeding. On March 24, 2016, the Commission withdrew the matter from adjudication. On July 6, 2016, the Commission returned the matter to adjudication and dismiss the complaint without prejudice and issued a statement.
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Administrative
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141 0218
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9366
1607001 Informal Interpretation
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Item 6(b)
You do not need to aggregate the holdings of the LPs or LLCs for the purpose of responding to item 6(b). If an LP on its own has 5% or more, you would just respond with the name of the GP.
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Statement of Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Competition Director Debbie Feinstein On Superior Plus Corp.’s Decision to Drop its Proposed Acquisition of Canexus Corp.
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Following today’s announcement by Superior Plus Corp. that it would abandon plans to acquire Canexus Corporation, the Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition, Debbie Feinstein...
FTC Requires Ball Corporation to Divest Eight Aluminum Can Plants to Ardagh as a Condition of Acquiring Rexam
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Ball Corporation has agreed to sell to Ardagh Group S.A. eight U.S. aluminum can plants and associated assets in order to settle FTC charges that its proposed acquisition of Rexam PLC – worth $8.4...
FTC Challenges Proposed Merger of Canadian Chemical Companies Superior Plus Corp. and Canexus Corp
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The Federal Trade Commission today filed an administrative complaint charging that the proposed $982 million merger of Canadian chemical suppliers Superior Plus Corp. and Canexus Corp. would violate...
1606008 Informal Interpretation
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801.30
Acquisitions under UK Schemes of Arrangment are 801.30 transactions. For the acquisition price, use the exchange rate for the date of closing. Even though the closing date will typically be in the...
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FTC Approves ProMedica Health System’s Divestiture of former Rival St. Luke’s Hospital
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Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved ProMedica Health System’s divestiture of its former rival, St. Luke’s Hospital, under the provisions of a Commission order...
1606007 Informal Interpretation
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802.2(c)
We agree with your analysis. In this situation, where both the mill and timberlands are sold to the same buyer, the mill is a manufacturing facility, and therefore is not “unproductive real property,”...
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1606005 Informal Interpretation
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801.2(d)
This is a consolidation.
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1606004 Informal Interpretation
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Item 5
The identity of the customer is irrelevant. If shipping from the US, count in Item 5. If shipping from a foreign location to the US, don’t count in Item 5, unless the sale is booked by a US entity. If...
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Something New Under the Sun: Competition & Consumer Protection Issues in Solar Energy
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The Federal Trade Commission held a one-day public workshop on June 21, 2016 to explore competition and consumer protection issues that may arise when consumers generate their own electric power by...
FTC Requires Cement Manufacturers HeidelbergCement AG and Italcementi S.p.A. to Divest U.S. Assets as a Condition of Merger
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German cement producer HeidelbergCement AG and Italian producer Italcementi S.p.A. have agreed to divest a cement plant in Martinsburg, WV and up to 11 cement distribution terminals in six other...
FTC Announces Agenda for Workshop to Examine Competition and Consumer Protection Issues in the Rooftop Solar Business
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The Federal Trade Commission has announced the agenda and panelists for its upcoming “ Something New Under the Sun” workshop in Washington, DC, on June 21, 2016, examining competition and consumer...
1606006 Informal Interpretation
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7A(c)(1); 802.4
In analyzing the acquisition of an insurance company or business unit, as opposed to an acquisition of a portfolio of insurance policies [i.e., an asset acquisition], you must use 802.4 in combination...
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FTC Puts Conditions on Merger of Energy Transfer Equity, L.P., and The Williams Companies, Inc.
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Energy companies Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. (“ETE”), and The Williams Companies, Inc., will divest Williams’ interest in an interstate natural gas pipeline to settle Federal Trade Commission charges...
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