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Regulators aim to rewrite rules for big mergers.

Regulators Aim To Rewrite Rules For Big Mergers.

The New York Times – by Cecilia Kang

WASHINGTON — Top federal antitrust officials on Tuesday announced a review of how they approve mergers and acquisitions, in a broad effort to strengthen enforcement and clamp down on a surge of corporate consolidation, particularly in high tech.

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