FTC lawyer Susan Musser started off by trying to establish that people primarily use the company’s services to stay connected with friends and family, the part of the social media market the ...

FTC Chief Trial Counsel Susan Musser said the merger would result in Kroger "swallowing" Albertsons.

“These companies today are two of the largest supermarkets in the country,” said attorney Susan Musser, representing the commission. Together, the supermarket giants have over 5,000 stores and some ...

In Nelson's courtroom Tuesday, FTC Attorney Susan Musser said Kroger and Albertsons compete today “in every aspect of running a grocery store,” from price to quality and freshness, cleanliness ...

Susan Musser, the FTC's chief trial counsel, argued Tuesday that Kroger and Albertsons primarily compete with each other and not places like Amazon or Costco, where consumers do other kinds of ...

FTC Chief Trial Counsel Susan Musser urged US District Judge Adrienne Nelson on Monday to pause the deal, saying in opening statements that it would result in Kroger “swallowing” Albertsons. 4.

More than 100,000 Americans wrote to the antitrust and consumer protection agency to express concerns about the proposed takeover, FTC lawyer Susan Musser told U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson ...

“Consumers depend on competition,” FTC attorney Susan Musser told the court, dismissing the grocers’ argument that consumers were awash in competition with a variety of retailers selling food.

"Consumers depend on competition,” FTC attorney Susan Musser told the court. "Common sense says these (non-supermarket options) aren’t a good substitute for supermarkets. ...