Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation Settles with Federal Authorities Over Prohibited Trade Practices

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Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation has agreed to divest seven hospitals and terminate a joint venture as part of a settlement with federal authorities over allegations of unfair trade practices and competition.

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