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Comment on a Proposed Merger or File an Antitrust Complaint
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The FTC welcomes information on specific transactions and how they may affect competition. The public is invited to file an antitrust complaint to the Bureau of Competition or submit comments on proposed mergers and acquisitions that may be before the FTC for review.
Comment on a Proposed Merger
Submit comments on proposed mergers and acquisitions that may be before the FTC for review.
File an Antitrust Complaint
Submit questions or comments about antitrust issues, or report a possible antitrust violation or potential anticompetitive activity.