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CVS Corporation, and Revco D.S., Inc.
CVS agreed to settle allegations that its acquisition of Revco would substantially reduce competition for the retail sale of pharmacy services to health insurance companies and other third-party payers in Virginia and in the Binghamton, New York metropolitan area. The consent order requires the divestiture of 114 Revco stores in Virginia and 6 pharmacy counters in Binghamton.
In March, 1998, CVS Corporation agreed to pay a $600,000 civil penalty to settle 鶹ý Trade Commission charges that the company violated a 1997 consent order and asset maintenance agreement it signed with the agency to settle charges stemming from CVS's 1997 acquisition of Revco D.S., Inc.
Opinion 97-6
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Mohave County Attorney and the 鶹ý Trade Commission
Staff Comment on Draft Report of the Commission on Dietary Supplement Labels
New Jersey Pharmacists Association
Student Aid Inc., Adel Kovaleva, and Raimma Tagie
Bruno's, Inc., In the Matter of
Global Toy Distributors, Inc.; Richard D. Patetta; and George J. McDermott., U.S.
Unitel Systems, Inc., d/b/a Universe of Toys; et al.
Prepared Statement of the 鶹ý Trade Commission On the Boeing Merger
Opinion 97-5
Opinion 97-4
Tenet Healthcare Corporation
The Commission issued a consent agreement settling charges that the acquisition of OrNda Healthcorp by Tenet Healthcare Corp. would substantially lessen competition for general acute care services in the San Luis Obispo, California area. According to the FTC, Tenet and OrNda were the second and third largest chains of general acute care hospitals in the country, and the two leading providers of acute care hospital services in San Luis Obispo County. The consent order permits the acquisition but requires divestiture of Tenet's French Hospital Medical Center and related OrNda assets in San Luis Obispo County.