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Ivy Capital Group is pleased to announce that the Department of Justice Antitrust Division has indicated it will not challenge Ivy's formation of an ...  

Deborah Garza has been named acting assistant attorney general and head of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. A week ago, Thomas Barnett announced he was stepping down from the role. Barnett’s resignation will take effect Nov. 19. Garza is currently...  

WASHINGTON -- More than a year after Blackwater Worldwide security guards opened fire in a crowded Baghdad square, top Justice Department prosecutors are reviewing a draft indictment against six of the contractors, people close to the investigation said. A  

Deborah Garza has been named acting assistant attorney general and head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division. She succeeds Thomas Barnett, who announced a week ago that he was stepping down from the role effective this Wednesday. Garza is currently the deputy assistant attorney general...  

As a transition team for the Obama administration begins work on a Justice Department (DOJ) overhaul, the key question is where to begin. Political considerations affected every crevice of the department during the Bush years, from the summer intern hiring program to the dispensing of legal...  

As a transition team for the Obama administration begins work on a Justice Department (DOJ) overhaul, the key question is where to begin. Political considerations affected every crevice of the department during the Bush years, from the summer intern hiring program to the dispensing of legal...  

November 21, 2008, 5:24 p.m. The Justice Department said late Friday that a witness in the trial of Sen.  

So says the Department of Justice, in a statement: DOJ "informed the companies that it would file an antitrust lawsuit to block the implementation of the agreement. The Department said that, if implemented, the agreement between these two companies accounting for 90 percent or more of each...  

The Justice Department made it crystal clear this morning that if Google hadn’t abandoned its controversial ad deal with Yahoo the companies would have found themselves in court. The agency put out a statement from the head of its antitrust unit Thomas Barnett saying that Yahoo and Google...  

It looks like presiding over the death of the Yahoo-Google ad deal will be one of the final acts of Thomas Barnett, the Assistant Attorney General who headed the Justice Department's Antitrust Division since June 2005. Barnett announced his resignation today, effective Nov. 19.  

InBev today announced that it has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice that permits the completion of its proposed acquisition of Anheuser-Busch Companies. Inc. .  

As expected, online giant Google pulled out of its proposed advertising deal with rival Yahoo! after regulators from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) raised antitrust objections. The companies had worked to appease the DOJ's concerns over the past few  

Google and Yahoo! have offered to significantly reduce the scope of their proposed advertising deal in order to stave off a pending antitrust suit from the US Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ has told the companies that they will face legal action  

Federal prosecutors in Seattle are awaiting word from the Department of Justice to decide whether to indict a former Blackwater USA security operator now living in Seattle for the Christmas Eve 2006 shooting ...  

Federal prosecutors have drafted an indictment against six Blackwater Worldwide security guards in last year’s deadly Baghdad shootings of 17 Iraqi civilians. The draft is being reviewed by senior Justice Department officials but no charging decisions have been made. A decision is not expected...