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FTC orders Illumina to unwind $7B deal for cancer test developer Grail

Por: Fox Business Business April 03, 2023

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Check out whats clicking on FoxBusiness.com The on Monday ordered life sciences company Illumina to unwind its $7.1 billion acquisition of cancer detection test developer Grail Inc., citing antitrust concerns. The commission voted unanimously in a 4-0 decision to force Illumina to divest from Grail, reversing a decision from the FTC's own chief administrative law judge from Sept. 2022, which had dismissed the antitrust charges. The Federal... + full article



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