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20151599: Xerox Corporation; Rocco Salviola
20151631: Emi Stefani; Gregory P. Santaga
20151595: Mueller Industries, Inc.; Tecumseh Products Company
16 CFR Part 312: Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule: Proposed Parental Consent Method: Jest8 Limited Trading as Riyo's Application for Approval of Parental Consent Method: Federal Register Notice Extending the Public Comment Period Until September
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (“Raise in Pay” Commercial)
Nomi Technologies, Inc., In the Matter of
16 CFR Part 456: Ophthalmic Practice Rules (Eyeglass Rule); Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking; Request for Comment
20151554: Providence Equity Partners VII-A L.P.; Chime Communications plc
20151577: NN, Inc.; PEP Industries LLC
Nordic Ware/Northland Aluminum Products, Inc.
Pfizer Inc. and Hospira, Inc.; Analysis of Proposed Consent Orders to Aid Public Comment
1508005 Informal Interpretation
ZF Friedrichshafen and TRW Automotive, In the Matter of
Two of the world’s largest auto parts suppliers, ZF Friedrichshafen AG and TRW Automotive Holdings Corp., agreed to divest TRW's linkage and suspension business in North America and Europe, to settle FTC charges that their proposed $12.4 billion merger would likely harm competition in the North American market for heavy vehicle tie rods. Under the consent agreement, the combined company is required to divest TRW’s North American and European linkage and suspension business for heavy and light vehicles (which includes heavy vehicle tie rods). The business includes five manufacturing plants in Michigan, Canada, the Czech Republic, and Germany, and leased space in a research and development lab in Germany. At the divestiture buyer’s request, ZF must provide transition services for logistical and administrative support as well as transitional supply agreements for key manufacturing inputs needed to fulfill existing customer contracts.