Federal antitrust regulators are seeking a preliminary injunction to stop Intercontinental Exchange’s planned $11.7 billion acquisition of mortgage tech provider Black Knight from closing on April 28 — before an administrative hearing to determine its legality has even begun.
Source: Inman News
FTC goes to court to stop ICE’s $11.7B Black Knight acquisition
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