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20130839: Li & Fung Limited; Kenneth J. Whalen
20130858: Onex Partners III LP; Valcon Acquisition Holding (Luxembourg) S.a.r.l.
20130802: AqGen Liberty Holdings LLC; Genworth Financial, Inc.
20130865: CCP IX LP No. 1; ARMACELL LIMITED
20130863: Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited; Michael G. Rubin
20130860: Boxer Parent Company Inc.; BMC Software, Inc.
20130859: Chef Holdings, Inc.; Littlejohn Fund III, L.P.
20130868: Herff Jones, Inc.; Sage Parent Company, Inc.
20130875: Eastman Kodak Company; Eastman Kodak Company
20130284: Cinemark Holdings, Inc.; TowerBrook Investors III, L.P.
Universal Health Services and Alan B. Miller
The FTC required hospital management company Universal Health Services, Inc. to sell an acute inpatient psychiatric facility in the El Paso, Texas/Santa Teresa, New Mexico area to settle charges that UHS’s proposed acquisition of Ascend Health Corporation would be anticompetitive. As proposed, the deal allegedly would lead to a virtual monopoly in the provision of acute inpatient psychiatric services to commercially insured patients in the El Paso/Santa Teresa area. The FTC's final order requires UHS to sell its Peak Behavioral Health Services facility within six months to an FTC-approved buyer. In addition, to ensure that the Peak assets are able to attract a buyer that can effectively compete with UHS after the sale, the proposed order allows the Commission to require a second UHS hospital, Mesilla Valley Hospital in Las Cruces, New Mexico, to be sold together with Peak if Peak alone is not divested to an approved buyer within six months.