US antitrust likely to stay consistent, ex-enforcers say

Ron Knox

31 March 2017

Feinstein, left and Hesse, right, at GCR Live Miami

Former senior officials in the US antitrust agencies say that while there will likely be changes and cases on the margins of the antitrust laws, antitrust practice and policies will remain under the Trump Administration.

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