Jenna Ebersole
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M&A reporter @MLexclusive. Formerly @Law360 @LegiStorm @PoconoRecord @willistonherald. Proud Pennsylvania native and @BU_Tweets alum.
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US presidential election sparks speculation on the future of antitrust, online policy settings
13 Nov 2020 12:00 am Podcasts Antitrust North America Duration: 29:34 Following Joe Biden’s victory in the US presidential election, attention has now turned to what policy settings are likely to be affected by the new administration. In the world of antitrust, it’s likely that the impact won’t be dramatic, with the transfer of presidential power usually not eliciting substantial shifts in enforcement.
DOJ’s revamped remedies manual champions role of divestiture over conduct commitments
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M&A faces global uncertainty as regulators ponder impact on markets overturned by Covid-19
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Aftermath of That Morning in December 2014
View from the EarthCam® construction camera in Tarrytown December 16 at 9:15 a.m. Sometimes you follow your gut, and the resistance you encounter tells you you’re onto something, so you push harder. I FOILed the Thruway Authority shortly after the batch plant accident more than two years ago and was consistently stalled.
Cannabis industry deals routinely spark competition investigations at DOJ
21 June 2019. By Jenna Ebersole. Mergers in the cannabis industry are routinely being subject to in-depth competition probes by the US Department of Justice, MLex has learned. Merging companies have publicly confirmed at least two deals that received so-called 'second requests' — Cresco Labs-Origin House and Cannex Capital-4Front. A third deal, MedMen-PharmaCann, also has received a second request, a MedMen executive told MLex yesterday.
T-Mobile-Sprint merger faces closer than usual scrutiny from state attorneys general
22 March 2019. By Curtis Eichelberger and Jenna Ebersole. T-Mobile’s plan to buy Sprint has spurred a serious investigation from state attorneys general who have been prepared from the start to litigate if needed, MLex has learned, posing a potential threat to the deal's closure.
Trump's AG pick has pushed for, against big telecom deals for corporate employers
10 January 2019. By Jenna Ebersole. President Donald Trump’s choice for his next attorney general, William Barr, has a track record of high-profile advocacy both for and against major telecommunications deals based on the interests of his corporate employers. Barr, who could take the helm at the Justice Department while T-Mobile and Sprint’s proposed merger is pending, was involved in several transactions as general counsel at GTE and its successor Verizon between 1994 and 2008.
Activist funds will need to enhance their own value in 2019 as redemptions accelerate
This has been a record year for activist funds in terms of campaigns launched and board seats won. But for fund performance, it’s been the worst year since 2011, leading to an accelerating outflow of investor capital. The pressure to add value to their own portfolios will hang over the activist industry in 2019, influencing choice of targets and tactics.
Nexstar-Tribune deal is expected to draw second request from DOJ
7 February 2019. By Jenna Ebersole. Nexstar Media’s plan to buy broadcasting rival Tribune Media is expected to prompt a second request for more information from the US Department of Justice, MLex has learned. The companies filed antitrust paperwork on their transaction Jan. 8, according to a securities filing. The paperwork kicked off an initial 30-day waiting period set to expire today. Instead of expiration, a second request extending the review is expected, it is understood.
Schock's chief of staff's salary in 2014 may have run against the rules
The office records of Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) show an anomaly that may have allowed the embattled congressman to skirt wage cap rules by paying a windfall bonus of $30,000 to his chief of staff. Schock has faced nonstop media attention for his use of taxpayer and campaign dollars since The Washington Post reported on his "Downton Abbey"-inspired office.
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