The US DOJ announced that the second and third largest textbook publisher abandoned their merger after the DOJ expressed serious concerns about the harm to competition (McGraw-Hill Education / Cengage Learning)

Antitrust Division, US Department of Justice

Previous article The German Competition Authority clears a TV company’s takeover of remaining stocks in a TV children’s channel (RTL / SuperRTL) Next article The German Higher Regional Court in Düsseldorf upholds the Competition Authority’s decision to prohibit a merger between two supermarket chains (EDEKA / Kaiser’s Tengelmann)

4 May 2020

The US DOJ announced that the second and third largest textbook publisher abandoned their merger after the DOJ expressed serious concerns about the harm to competition (McGraw-Hill Education / Cengage Learning)

KEYWORDS

Reference

US DOJ, McGraw-Hill Education / Cengage Learning, Press release, 04 May 2020

Cengage and McGraw-Hill Terminate Merger Agreement in Response to Antitrust Concerns* Cengage Learning Holdings II Inc. and McGraw-Hill Education Inc. mutually agreed to abandon their plans to merge after the Department of

Access to this article is restricted to subscribers

Already Subscribed? Sign-in

Access to this article is restricted to subscribers.

Read one article for free

Sign-up to read this article for free and discover our services.

PDF Version

Author

US Department of Justice Antitrust Division
US Department of Justice (Washington)

United States 153 contributions 63258 visits

Quotation

US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, The US DOJ announced that the second and third largest textbook publisher abandoned their merger after the DOJ expressed serious concerns about the harm to competition (McGraw-Hill Education / Cengage Learning), 4 May 2020, e-Competitions Collective dominance, Art. N° 94690

Visites 629