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FTC Market Manipulation Rulemaking
FTC Moves to Block CCSs Proposed Acquisition of Rival Newpark Environmental Services
FTC Extends Public Comment Period in Petroleum Industry Market Manipulation NPRM Proceeding To October 17, 2008; Announces Details for Public Workshop
FTC to Host Public Workshop on Petroleum Market Manipulation Rulemaking
FTC Seeks Comments on Proposed Rule Prohibiting Petroleum Market Manipulation
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on Activities in the Oil and Natural Gas Industries
Commission Extends Public Comment Period in Petroleum Industry Marketing Manipulation ANPR Proceeding Until June 23, 2008
FTC Seeks Public Comment on Rulemaking to Prohibit Market Manipulation in the Petroleum Industry
FTC Dismisses Administrative Complaint Challenging Acquisition of The Peoples Natural Gas Company from Dominion Resources, Inc.
Equitable Resources, Inc., Dominion Resources, Inc., Consolidated Natural Gas Company, and The Peoples Natural Gas Company, In the Matter of
Eco in the Market: Carbon Offsets & Renewable Energy Certificates
FTC Issues 2007 Report to Congress on Ethanol Market Concentration; FTC Staff Issues Summary of Comments on Private-sector Use of Social Security Numbers
2007 Federal Trade Commission Report on Ethanol Market Concentration
FTC Ends Administrative Litigation in Western Refining Case
Paul L. Foster, Western Refining, Inc., and Giant Industries, Inc., In the Matter of
The Commission issued an administrative complaint and initiated federal court action to block Western Refining, Inc.’s $1.4 billion proposed acquisition of rival energy company Giant Industries, Inc. to preserve competition in the supply of bulk light petroleum products, including motor gasoline, diesel fuels, and jet fuels, in northern New Mexico. After a week-long trial, the federal district court denied the Commission’s motion for a preliminary injunction, rejecting arguments that Giant had unique opportunities to increase supply and lower fuel prices in northern New Mexico. In October of 2007, the Commission dismissed its administrative complaint, concluding that further prosecution would not be in the public interest.
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