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Justice Department to postpone or dismiss case against AT&T  The Justice Department intends to file a motion next week to delay or dismiss its lawsuit against AT&T’s planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA. The DOJ originally sued AT&T to block the deal in August, and AT&T soon after decided to pull its merger application from the FCC to instead focus on the suit. In light of the withdrawal of AT&T’s merger application, however, the [..] |
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Will The Justice Department Nix A Comcast Deal For NBC?  The Obama administration has not been shy - or quiet - about stepping up antitrust enforcement.
And the largest U.S. cable TV company purchasing 51% of one of the three main broadcast companies seems likely to raise t [..] |
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| Google?s Motorola acquisition approved by Justice Department The United States Department of Justice has approved Google’s proposed $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility, Reuters’s Poornima Gupta reports. The deal gained regulatory approval from the European Commission earlier on Monday, and a U.S. approval was expected to follow today or later this week. Google revealed its intention to purchase Motorola Mobility late last summer, poin [..] |
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| AT&T asks Justice Department to delay court proceedings AT&T said Monday that it, along with Deutsche Telekom, has asked Judge Ellen Huvelle to delay any further court hearings regarding AT&T’s planned $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA until January 18th, 2012. AT&T said the delay will “allow the two companies time to evaluate all options” and that the U.S. Justice Department also joined in on the filing. AT&T re [..] |
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| AT&T?s T-Mobile acquisition to receive in-depth Department of Justice investigation The Department of Justice will perform an “in-depth” investigation of AT&T’s proposition to acquire T-Mobile USA, Reuters is reporting. Such an investigation comes as no surprise, as one FCC official assured the public on April 14th that the acquisition would get a thorough review from government antitrust and communications officials. Bloomberg says that the DoJ can issue a [..] |
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| Justice Department Ramps Up Scrutiny Of Microsoft-Yahoo Deal As expected, the Justice Department has upgraded the Microsoft-Yahoo search deal investigation to a full mess-of-red-tape instead of a rubber-stamp job.
According to Bloomberg, the companies still expect the deal to close "on schedule."
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(CNET) CNET - The Justice Department has opened a formal investigation of the advertising deal struck last month between Google and Yahoo, The Washington Post reported on its Web site Tuesday evening, citing sources close to the inquiry. YahooTechNews [..] |
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