Press Round-Up Antitrust US 19.11.2019

( November 19, 2019, 14:21 GMT | Press Round-Up United States) -- Contents: - Mike Sievert to succeed John Legere as T-Mobile CEO - Comcast hit with antitrust complaint over Denver regional sports - Big Tech platforms besides Facebook under FTC investigation - Boost founder willing to pay up to $2 billion to buy back brand - Coty takes $600 million stake in Kylie Jenner's beauty brands - Warburg Pincus sells Accelya to Vista - DOJ to end 'Paramount' consent decrees - UK likely to OK Advent-Cobham deal - Freight railroads take aim at post-class fuel price-fixing suits - Google requested documents from Texas AG’s antitrust probe- T-Mobile US announced that its board of directors has named Mike Sievert as chief executive officer, effective May 1. Currently president, chief operating officer and a board director, Sievert will assume the CEO role from John Legere after the conclusion of Legere’s contract on April 30. Legere will remain a member of the Board....

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