United States v. Siemens Corporation and G. D. Searle & Co.

How courts have described this case

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• viewing documents as corporate admissions is proper when there is some indication that senior management has seriously considered and endorsed views stated in them
• viewing documents as corporate admissions is proper when there is some indication that senior management has seriously considered and endorsed views stated in them
• discussing Clayton Act standard incorporated into Sec. 3 of the Bank Holding Company Act
• discussing Clayton Act standard incorporated into § 3 of the Bank Holding Company Act
• \A claim of 'perceived' potential entry will not be upheld in the absence of evidence that present competitors have altered or tempered their conduct as a result of the acquiring firm's presence.\
• “A claim of ‘perceived’ potential entry will not be upheld in the absence of evidence that present competitors have altered or tempered their conduct as a result of the acquiring firm’s presence.”

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