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2501007 Informal Interpretation
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NTS IT Care, Inc. and Jagmeet Singh Virk, FTC v.
The FTC alleged that NTS IT Care and its CEO, Jagmeet Singh Virk, tricked consumers into buying expensive and unnecessary tech support services and often claimed to be affiliated with Microsoft, Apple, and other tech companies.
20201091: Bluestem Aggregator LLC; Northstar Holdings Inc. (DIP)
Click4Support, LLC
A federal court has granted a request by the Federal Trade Commission to shut down a tech support scam that allegedly bilked consumers out of more than $17 million by pretending to represent Microsoft, Apple and other major tech companies.
20200374: Atlas Corp.; Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited
Apple Inc. v. Robert Pepper, et al.
20180288: HCA Healthcare, Inc.; Memorial Health, Inc.
20170507: Casablanca Holdings L.P.; Bain Capital Fund X, L.P.
20170355: Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc.; Bai Brands LLC
20170153: Mitsubishi Materials Corporation; Nordic Capital V, L.P.
Coca-Cola Company, The, In the Matter of
As part of a settlement, The Coca-Cola Company agreed to restrict its access to confidential competitive business information of rival Dr Pepper Snapple Group as a condition for completing Coca-Cola’s proposed $12.3 billion acquisition of its largest North American bottler, which also distributes Dr Pepper Snapple carbonated soft drinks. In a complaint filed with the settlement, the FTC charged that access to cmmercially sensitive information likely would have harmed competition in the U.S. markets for carbonated soft drinks.Under the settlement with the FTC, Coca-Cola will set up a “firewall” to ensure that its ownership of the bottling company does not give certain Coca-Cola employees access to commercially sensitive confidential Dr Pepper Snapple marketing information and brand plans.