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Publicly-traded companies doing business in markets all around the world cannot really be said to be making a private deal. The fine isn't because of a discoun
by pwinnski 9y ago
Publicly-traded companies doing business in markets all around the world cannot really be said to be making a private deal.
The fine isn't because of a discount, it's because of a clawback clause that is punitively anti-competitive and completely illegal.
They will still have earned more from making the illegal deal than this penalty will cost them.
Three strikes.