FTC Blocks Beretta, Ruger Deal Over Antitrust Concerns
The Federal Trade Commission has taken action to resolve antitrust concerns stemming from a stock purchase agreement between firearm manufacturers Beretta Holding S.A. and Ruger. The FTC's action targets an anticompetitive arrangement involving shared company directors, violating Section 8 of the Clayton Act.
A. and Ruger, citing alleged violations of Section 8 of the Clayton Act. The agency said the matter involves competitors sharing company directors.