Investor Len Blavatnik to Pay $656,000 to Settle FTC Charges That He Violated U.S. Premerger Notification Requirements
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FTC alleged he failed to report voting shares that he acquired in a California technology start up, TangoMe
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1509006 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
803.5(a)
Sending an 803.5(a) notice letter via Federal Express with confirmation of receipt is acceptable.
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FTC Files Amicus Brief Explaining that Pharmaceutical “Product Hopping” Can Violate the Antitrust Laws
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The Federal Trade Commission filed an amicus brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit explaining that the district court made significant analytical errors in ruling for defendants...
1509005 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
802.2(c)
For purposes of 802.2(c), "total revenues" are net sales/net revenues, not net income.
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Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Warner Chilcott plc, et al.
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Citation Number
15-2236
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Brief of the Federal Trade Commission urging the Third Circuit to reverse the district court’s summary judgment ruling, which held (1) that a brand-name drug manufacturer lacked monopoly power and (2)...
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FTC Requires Divestitures Prior to Merger of Orthopedic Device Companies
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Wright Medical Group, Inc. and Tornier N.V. have agreed to sell Tornier’s U.S. rights and assets related to its total ankle replacements and total silastic toe joint replacements to resolve Federal...
1509004 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
802.4, 802.50
Parent A's side of the formation is exempt. For purposes of 802.50, Company A's sales for services provided in the US should be attributed to the US assets. The cost of sales cannot be excluded.
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1509003 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
802.51, 802.4, 802.50
The acquisition of the 50% interest in the JV is exempt under 802.51. 802.4 may apply if the 50% interest in the JV was not being distributed.
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1509002 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
802.50
Whether a satellite is considered to be located in or outside the United States turns on whether its owner qualifies as a ‘foreign person’ under Section 801.1(e)(2)(i). If its owner qualifies as a...
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FTC Approves Application for Modification of Divestiture Agreement Between Albertsons and Haggen Holdings, LLC
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The Federal Trade Commission has approved an application by Albertsons to modify its contract with Haggen Holdings, LLC, under an order that required Albertsons to sell supermarkets in Arizona...
FTC Requires Divestitures in Connection with Endo International plc’s Proposed Acquisition of Par Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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Pharmaceutical companies Endo International plc and Par Pharmaceuticals, Inc. have agreed to divest all of Endo’s rights and assets to generic glycopyrrolate tablets and generic methimazole tablets in...
In Settlement with FTC, National Association of Animal Breeders Agrees to Eliminate Rules That Limit Competition Among its Members
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The National Association of Animal Breeders (NAAB) has agreed to remove provisions in its Code of Ethics that the Federal Trade Commission charged limit competition among its members. The proposed...
1509001 Informal Interpretation
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Rule
802.50, Item 5
For purposes of 802.50, a non-US patent is an asset located outside the US and does not generate sales in/into the US.
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Leucadia National Corporation to Pay $240,000 to Settle FTC Charges It Violated U.S. Premerger Notification Requirements
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FTC alleged it failed to report a conversion of its ownership interest in the financial services company Knight Capital Group, Inc.
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