Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Summary
The CLEAN Mergers Act amends the Clayton Act so that any merger worth $10 billion or more must be undone or kept separate while federal agencies review it. It also gives the Justice Department, FTC, other listed agencies, and state attorneys general the power to examine mergers that were not reviewed during a four‑year window for possible violations or improper influence. The aim is to close gaps where big deals escaped antitrust scrutiny.
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