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1104003 Informal Interpretation
1104003 Informal Interpretation
1104002 Informal Interpretation
1104002 Informal Interpretation
Carey V. Brown, Credit Payment Services, Inc., Credit Protection Depot, Inc., Discount Advances Dot Com, Inc., Midland Financial Management Corp., and My Cash Now, Inc.
20110538: Meggitt PLC; Danaher Corporation
16 CFR Part 301: Regulations Under the Fur Products Labeling Act; Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking; Request for Comment
1103003 Informal Interpretation
1103003 Informal Interpretation
FTC Staff Letter To The Honorable Daphne Campbell, Florida House of Representatives, Concerning Florida House Bill 4103 and the Regulation of Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners
1102008 Informal Interpretation
1102009 Informal Interpretation
1102009 Informal Interpretation
1102008 Informal Interpretation
1102005 Informal Interpretation
1102007 Informal Interpretation
1102007 Informal Interpretation
1102005 Informal Interpretation
Keystone Holdings, LLC and Compagnie St. Gobain, In the Matter of
The FTC preserved competition in the North American market for alumina wear tile by imposing conditions on Keystone Holdings, LLC and Compagnie de Saint-Gobain in a settlement involving Keystone’s planned acquisition of Saint-Gobain’s Advanced Ceramics Business. According to the FTC’s complaint, the deal as originally structured would have reduced competition in the relevant markets by eliminating direct competition between CoorsTek – the Keystone subsidiary that manufactures its tiles – and Saint-Gobain. In addition, the deal would increase CoorsTek’s market share substantially, eliminate CoorsTek’s most significant alumina wear tile competitor in North America, allow the combined company to raise prices for alumina wear tile, and increase the likelihood that the remaining firms could act together to raise prices for alumina wear tile.