The Federal Trade Commission voted to give itself more freedom to investigate allegations of collusion, anti-competitive mergers and acquisitions, and the marketing practices of the car rental industry. Historically, companies must report any mergers at or above $101 million to the FTC and the Department of Justice, but the commission also voted to allow itself to open cases involving cheaper deals, Bill Myers reports.
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