DOJ looks to recover damages for price-fixing

Charles McConnell

22 January 2018

Makan Delrahim

The head of the Department of Justice's antitrust division has said that the agency is looking into the possibility of recovering damages for taxpayers in alleged price-fixing cases.

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Charles McConnell

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