Antitrust laws (Antitrust laws allow the government to block mergers and break apart large businesses.)
Laws that give governments the power to block certain mergers and in some cases even split large companies into smaller ones are called antitrust laws.
Before a large-scale merger occurs, the antitrust authorities of the FTC and the U.S. Department of justice may permit, prohibit, or authorize a merger if certain conditions are met. a common provision is that a merger is allowed if the companies agree to sell certain parts.
If necessary, the FTC may take formal legal action to stop the merger in federal court or before an FTC administrative judge. below are resources related to the merger review process.
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