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<p>U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon ruled on June 12 that AT&amp;T can proceed with its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner with no concessions, rejecting the Department of Justice’s allegations the deal would suppress competition.  Following are reactions to the decision from antitrust attorneys, former DOJ officials, academics, and public advocacy groups.</p>

U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon ruled on June 12 that AT&amp;T can proceed with its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner with no concessions, rejecting the Department of Justice’s allegations the deal would suppress competition.  Following are reactions to the decision from antitrust attorneys, former DOJ officials, academics, and public advocacy groups.

タイム・ワーナー/AT&amp;Tの決定に対する反応

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タイム・ワーナー/AT&amp;Tの決定に対する反応

タイム・ワーナー/AT&Tの決定に対する反応