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Kroger sues FTC, calling its in-house judges unconstitutional
Aug 19, 2024 12:06 PM

Aug 19 (Reuters) - Kroger ( KR ) sued the U.S. Federal

Trade Commission on Monday, seeking to block the regulator from

reviewing the grocery chain's proposed $25 billion merger with

smaller rival Albertsons ( ACI ), calling the FTC's in-house

tribunal unconstitutional.

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