Orange & T-Mobile Tie-up To Be Probed By Office Of Fair Trade
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The Financial Times has reported that UK’s monopoly watchdog, Office of Fair Trading, has plans to investigate the proposed merger of Orange UK and T-Mobile, as it believes that the merger might "threaten competition in mobile telecommunications in the U.K." The Office of Fair Trading revealed in a statement that was seeking permission from the European Union to conduct a close examination of the merger and has plans to refer the case to the Competition...
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