First stab at acquisition by Australia's South32 hits competition hurdle

SYDNEY, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The first attempt at an acquisition by Australia's South32 following its spinoff from BHP Billiton has raised competition concerns with regulators over control of the domestic coking coal market.
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