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FTC secures settlement requiring repair access in an antitrust lawsuit involving a manufacturer based in Illinois, with states including Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Minnesota participating.

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  1. John Hansen represents farmers affected by the ongoing Deere antitrust settlement.
  2. Tom Tiffany voted on bills concerning the Iran conflict, amid rising gas and diesel prices affecting Wisconsin farmers.

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4 reports, 3 independent, last reported Jul 30. The briefing below covers this first event.

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FTC secures settlement requiring repair access in an antitrust lawsuit involving a manufacturer based in Illinois, with states including Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Minnesota participating.

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IllinoisFederal Trade CommissionMichiganDeere & CompanyWisconsinArizonaMinnesota

How it developed

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  1. A settlement has been reached allowing greater access to repair tools and information for affected parties, following the ongoing antitrust lawsuit.Sub-event
  2. The war in Iran is causing economic fallout, leading to increased fertilizer and fuel prices specifically in Wisconsin.Sub-event
  3. FTC oversaw a settlement against Deere, involving multiple state AGs (WI, AZ, MI, MN, IL).1 source
  4. An operational issue arose involving a baler that required a Wisconsin engine, coupled with a law mandating travel to South Dakota.Sub-event
  5. FTC settlement reached in antitrust lawsuit concerning a manufacturer in Illinois and multiple states.1 source

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