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US Justice Department Temporarily Halts Antitrust Cooperation With Canada
The U.S. Department of Justice has paused its cooperative efforts with Canadian authorities regarding antitrust enforcement and related legal matters. The temporary suspension follows reports from the Wall Street Journal and impacts cross-border regulatory coordination.
4 Sept, 19:26 — 4 Sept, 22:00
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US Justice Department pauses cooperation with Canadian government, WSJ reports
US-Canada trade tensions spill into antitrust ties after the Wall Street Journal reports the Justice Department pauses work with Canadian officials.
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U.S. Justice Dept. puts pause on cooperation with Canada on antitrust - WSJ
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