Antitrust regulatory agencies may make their approval of a merger contingent on the willingness of the merger partners to divest certain businesses.

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Antitrust regulatory agencies have the power to make their approval of a merger contingent on the willingness of the merger partners to divest certain businesses in order to prevent the creation of a monopoly or to promote competition in the relevant market.

Antitrust Regulatory Agencies May Make Their Approval of a Merger