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19992643: URS Corporation; Dames & Moore Group
19992642: Simon Property Group, Inc.; Stephen R. Karp
19992639: Lehman Brothers Capital Partners IV, L.P.; Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking Partners II L.P.
19992638: Lehman Brothers Offshore Investment Partners II L.P.; Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking Partners II L.P.
19992625: Greenwich Street Capital Partners II, L.P.; IMC Mortgage Company
19992624: Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers VIII, L.P.; Amazon.com, Inc.
19992616: Solectron Corporation; Sequel, Inc.
19992614: BG Media Investors, L.P.; Equilease Holding Corp.
19992603: Canandaigua Brands, Inc.; Franciscan Vineyards, Inc.
19992591: Wild Oats Markets, Inc.; General Nutrition Companies, Inc.
19992531: International Buisness Machines Corporation; Comdisco, Inc.
19992502: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co.; Arm Holdings plc
19992677: Aegis Group plc; Market Facts, Inc.
19992676: Employee Stock Ownership Plan of Krause ESOP; Landmark Communications, Inc.
19992671: Ceridian Corporation; ABR Information Services, Inc.
19992664: Willis Stein & Partners II, L.P.; Donald L. Sanneman
Quexco Inc.orporated
The Commission accepted a proposed consent agreement with Quexco Incorporated, a company whose parent entity is Howard M. Meyers. The consent agreement related to the proposed acquisition by Quexco of Pacific Dunlop GNB Corporation, which is owned by Pacific Dunlop Limited. Both companies are involved in the secondary smelting of lead. The parties subsequently decided to abandon the sale of GNB to Quexco, which eliminated the need for the relief contained in the consent agreement. The Commission voted to withdraw the consent agreement and close the investigation.