South Africa's rejection of Japanese carrier merger questioned

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South Africa's rejection of Japanese carrier merger questioned

| Jun 27, 2017 8:35PM EDT
There are some puzzling aspects of the decision by South African competition regulators to reject the proposed merger of the three Japanese carriers.
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