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Alfred D. Chandler Jr. '40, Straus Professor of Business History, said yesterday at Winthrop House that antitrust law has had little effect on the degree of concentration in industry...
Chandler, who is completing a book on the modern corporation, told an audience of about 30 students that the Sherman Antitrust Act, the basic legislation against monopolies, has at most prevented markets dominated by a few firms from becoming controlled by a single firm...
Richard G. Kleindienst '47. As attorney general, Kleindienst agreed to drop the ITT antitrust suit. He was a top Justice Department aide during Mitchell's early assaults on civil liberties, and he may run into some trouble soon for possible obstruction of justice with another grand jury--the one investigating the Kent State killings of 1970. Kleindienst tried to bury that investigation, just as Haldeman and Ehrlichman tried to bury theirs...
...criminal conviction was overturned, and the case was ultimately dismissed. But droves of antibiotic users, including the U.S. Army, the governments of Iran and South Viet Nam and the various state governments, brought civil suits and class actions against the five drug companies seeking the treble damages awarded in antitrust cases...
...example, he cited the recent disclosures of the role of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation in Chilean domestic politics and antitrust violations here...