Regulators scrutinise US$14bil deal for Juniper


Justice Department officials are ready to challenge the deal if necessary and have made their concerns known to the companies. — Bloomberg

Washington: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co (HPE) and Juniper Networks Inc representatives met with Justice Department antitrust enforcers last week in a final effort to persuade the agency not to challenge their proposed US$14bil deal, according to people familiar with the matter.

The high-stakes meeting between the companies and the Justice Department’s top antitrust officials typically occurs before the government decides whether to file a lawsuit. It’s often referred to as a “last-rites” meeting.

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