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By Todd Haselton el 09-Dec-2011	Foto 0 en Justice Department to postpone or dismiss case against AT&T: Paste this image in your site, Myspace, Facebook, Ebay copy this code... <a href="http://www.weeklybits.com/justice-department-to-postpone-or-dismiss-case-against-at-26t_article_6_137755.html"><img src="http://www-bgr-com.vimg.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Usdepartmentofjustice.jpg" border="0" alt="Foto 0 en Justice Department to postpone or dismiss case against AT&T en Tech WeBlogs WEEKLYBITS.COM"></a> 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 DOJ seemingly no longer has cause to sue. ”It’s not a real transaction until they file with the FCC,” Wayland told Judge Ellen Huvelle according to Reuters. With that, it looks we’re now watching at a giant game of cat and mouse. AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson recently said that U.S. regulators don’t understand the wireless industry enough to see the benefits of its proposed T-Mobile USA purchase. Earlier Friday he said in an interview that ?regulators can?t keep up with the changes in the industry” and that blocking the merger will increase wireless prices for U.S. consumers. Read Read 8 times

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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 [..] Read complete article

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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 [..] Read complete article

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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 [..] Read complete article

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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 [..] Read complete article

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Justice Department to review Google-Yahoo deal (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 [..] Read complete article

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