Add to ORKGJeremy Hunt has indicated that he plans to refer the merger to the Competition Commission. But News Corporation have a few days to persuade him not to, by offering undertakings– i.e. ‘sweeteners’ to alleviate concern that the merger will lessen media plurality
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