Stop & Shop Companies, Inc. and Others Agree to Divest 17 Supermarkets to Settle Federal Trade Commission Charges

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The Stop & Shop Companies, Inc., and other companies have agreed to divest 17 supermarkets within nine months to settle allegations of unfair trade practices, with the US Federal Trade Commission overseeing the process

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