Kroger sues the Federal Trade Commission
Grocery chain Kroger is suing the Federal Trade Commission decision blocking its merger with Albertsons. Keith Hylton, a Boston University law professor, joins CBS News with more on the merger.
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Grocery chain Kroger is suing the Federal Trade Commission decision blocking its merger with Albertsons. Keith Hylton, a Boston University law professor, joins CBS News with more on the merger.
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