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AT&T, U.S. Justice Department await decision that could determine future of media

By: Reuters: Company News
WASHINGTON, June 12 (Reuters) - AT&T Inc, which owns DirecTV, awaits a court ruling on Tuesday that will determine if it can buy Time Warner Inc, a decision that could prompt a cascade of pay TV companies buying television and movie makers and the first big test of the Trump administration's antitrust teams.
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