DOJ challenges printing deal

Ben Remaly and Julie Masson

21 June 2019

Credit: iStock/Yuri_Arcurs

The Department of Justice has sued to block the merger of two printing companies, alleging the deal would hurt competition in the markets for magazine, catalogue, and textbook printing.

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Ben Remaly

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Author | Editor, GCR USA

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Julie Masson

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Author | Senior news reporter, Global Competition Review

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