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Cooley defends Kroger’s outreach to states

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Additional meetings with state attorneys general would not have helped Kroger/Albertsons secure antitrust approval, Gwendolyn Cooley, former chair of the National Association of Attorneys General antitrust task force, has testified.

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Cooley defends Kroger’s outreach to states

Additional meetings with state attorneys general would not have helped Kroger/Albertsons secure antitrust approval, Gwendolyn Cooley, former chair of the National Association of Attorneys General antitrust task force, has testified.

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