Thomson Corp.’s proposed $17 billion acquisition of Reuters Group PLC should receive regulatory clearance early in the second quarter of 2008, both companies said in a statement on Monday, according to an AP story.
“They said Monday that the U.S. Department of Justice, which had been due to announce its decision on Tuesday, had agreed to give its decision on the purchase ‘on or about the date’ that the European Commission makes its decision.
“The European Commission is due to make its ruling by March 10.
“Subject to the findings of both antitrust reviews, the companies said they expected the 8.7 billion pound (11.5 billion euros) deal to close ‘early in the second quarter.'”
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