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Dr. Michael J. Galvin, In the Matter of
The Boeing Co. /Spirit AeroSystems Holdings
The Federal Trade Commission will require The Boeing Company (Boeing) to divest significant Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. (Spirit) assets to resolve antitrust concerns surrounding Boeing’s $8.3 billion acquisition of Spirit.
On February 17, 2026, the FTC finalized the consent order in this matter.
20260714: Howard Hughes Holdings Inc.; Vantage Group Holdings Ltd.
20260730: Impact XM Holdings LLC; Omnicom Group Inc.
20260750: GT Silver Parent, LP; Clearwater Analytics Holdings, Inc.
20260756: 17567201 Canada Inc.; GDI Integrated Facility Services Inc.
20260773: Sony Group Corporation; WildBrain Ltd.
20260777: Boeing Employees' Credit Union; SAFE Credit Union
20260793: Oracle Corporation; Applied Invention, LLC
20260799: Blackstone Capital Partners VIII L.P.; ON24, Inc.
20260803: Ernesto Bertarelli; Ginger TopCo L.P.
20260811: Kirin Holdings Company, Ltd.; Amgen Inc.
20260813: U.S. Bancorp; Condor Trading, LP
20260815: ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund IV, L.P.; Triton Fund IV L.P.
Adamas
The Federal Trade Commission ordered building services contractor Adamas Amenity Services LLC (Adamas) and its affiliated businesses to cease their enforcement of no-hire agreements.
Adamas used anticompetitive no-hire agreements that restrict building owners and management companies across New Jersey and New York City from directly hiring workers employed by Adamas without a significant penalty, according to the FTC’s complaint. Adamas is required to immediately cease enforcing all existing no-hire agreements under a proposed FTC order. On February 12, 2026, the FTC finalized the consent order with Adamas and its affiliated businesses.