I think a major part of the investigation has to do with outlet malls distribution. This was said in the 2nd request info. As for Capri financials deteriorating, that can't be an excuse to get out of the merger. Even Musk tried it with Twitter and failed legally.
Isn't the whole purpose of anti trust to protect consumers (low prices, large choice)? Why do you have to protect consumers that spend a couple of $100 for a handbags in the first place?
I think a major part of the investigation has to do with outlet malls distribution. This was said in the 2nd request info. As for Capri financials deteriorating, that can't be an excuse to get out of the merger. Even Musk tried it with Twitter and failed legally.
Isn't the whole purpose of anti trust to protect consumers (low prices, large choice)? Why do you have to protect consumers that spend a couple of $100 for a handbags in the first place?