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FTC Challenges JM Smucker's Purchase of Wesson Oil Brand From Conagra
Mar 7, 2018J.M. Smucker’s proposed $285m purchase of Conagra Brands’ Wesson cooking oil brand has hit a roadblock with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accusing the deal will reduce competition in the country for canola and vegetable ...
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A State Judge Would Issue an Order on Whether to Lift a Temporary Restraining Order
Jan 15, 2014After day-long testimony very similar to last October’s hearing examiner proceedings for a state ground water discharge permit, a state judgesaid Monday that he would issue an order Friday on whether to lift a temporary restraining ...
Tags: slaughter horses, temporary restraining order, Valley Meat, Court Judge
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Valley Meat Sued New Mexico Attorney General Gary King for Slander
Jan 13, 2014The Valley Meat Co., fired the latest volley in the battle surrounding the opening of a horse processing plant in Roswell, N.M., this week when it sued New Mexico Attorney General Gary King for slander. Horse slaughter has not taken place ...
Tags: N.M.Attorney.Valley Meat, Sue
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The Federal Trade Commission Is Seeking to Block Ardagh Group's Planned Acquisition
Jul 26, 2013The Federal Trade Commission is seeking to block Ardagh Group's planned acquisition of Compagnie de Saint-Gobain SA's SGO.FR +1.92%U.S. glass-bottle operations, saying the purchase would violate antitrust laws. Ardagh, a glass and ...
Tags: Glass-Bottle, Construction
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The FTC Issued an Administrative Complaint Against The Two Companies
Jul 10, 2013The Federal Trade Commission challenged Ardagh Group, S.A.'s proposed $1.7 billion acquisition of Saint-Gobain Containers, Inc., alleging that it will reduce competition and result in the two firms - the merged firm and its only remaining ...
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Lands' End Is at Legal Loggerheads with Its Longtime Payroll Software Vendor Over
Jan 23, 2013Lands' End is at legal loggerheads with its longtime payroll software vendor over how much longer the clothier can lawfully use the application, with $1 million in potential fees hanging in the balance. Lands' End signed a 20-year ...
Tags: software vendor, application, Lands'End
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AMD Accused Four Former Employees of Stealing 100,000 Confidential Files
Jan 17, 2013AMD has accused four former employees of stealing 100,000 confidential files before leaving to work for rival chip manufacturer Nvidia, filing a suit described in the case document as "an extraordinary case of secret transfer [,] ...
Tags: AMD, confidential files, chip
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AMD Has Been Granted a Temporary Restraining Order Against Four Former Employees
Jan 16, 2013Advanced Micro Devices has been granted by a court in Massachusetts a temporary restraining order against four former employees, three of whom are alleged to have left the company to join Nvidia with confidential documents and trade ...
Tags: Computer Products, chip
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Federal Agencies and State Attorneys General Filed More Than 70 Civil and Criminal Cases
Dec 31, 2012Three federal agencies and a group of state attorneys general have filed more than 70 civil and criminal cases against defendants offering allegedly bogus business opportunities, with some of the defendants offering to help customers set up ...
Tags: bogus business, US, legal, online business
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The Supreme Court Restrained The Government From Enforcing a New Controversial Cyber Law
Dec 26, 2012IDG News Service - The Supreme Court in the Philippines has temporarily restrained the government from enforcing a new controversial cyber law, in response to petitions from civil rights and journalists groups in the country. In a ...
Tags: cyber law, cybercrime, cyber security, Internet
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Microsoft Has Won a Battle to Permanently Disrupt a Haven for The Nitol Botnet
Dec 18, 2012Microsoft has won a battle to permanently disrupt a haven for the Nitol botnet that it discovered within an Internet domain controlled by a Chinese ISP. The company has signed a private settlement that Peng Yong and Changzhou Bei Te Kang ...
Tags: botnet, Microsoft, nitol, settlement, Internet domain
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It Has Won a Temporary Restraining Order in a California Court Against Twitter's Decision
Nov 29, 2012Social media analytics service PeopleBrowsr said it has won a temporary restraining order in a California court against Twitter's decision to end its four-year old arrangement to supply data to the company. PeopleBrowsr said late ...
Tags: California, PeopleBrowsr, Twitter, Firehose, Twitter data
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Computerworld-A Federal Judge Has Temporarily Blocked Enforcement of a Provision
Nov 8, 2012Computerworld-A federal judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of a provision in a just-enacted California state law that requires all registered sex-offenders to immediately turn over the all of their Internet identifiers and the names ...
Tags: federal judge, Human Trafficking Law, Internet service
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Fitrakis Contends in The Complaint That State and Federal Laws Were Broken
Nov 6, 2012Computerworld-A ruling is expected shortly on a motion for a temporary restraining order filed by Ohio Green Party co-chair Bob Fitrakis seeking the removal of software that was installed on central vote tabulation machines in over two ...
Tags: ruling, Ohio E-Voting Lawsuit, temporary restraining order, software
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A Federal Judge in Ohio Today Rejected Claims by Ohio Green Party Co-Chairman Bob Fitrakis
Nov 6, 2012Computerworld-A federal judge in Ohio today rejected claims by Ohio Green Party co-chairman Bob Fitrakis that software that was recently installed on vote tabulation machines in more than two-dozen counties in the state,posed a threat to ...