CompaniesSatellite dishes in France on April 3, 2025. Benoit Tessier/ReutersReuters3/31/2026|Updated: 3/31/20260:00WASHINGTON–A judge late on Friday ordered Nexstar to temporarily keep Tegna’s assets separate pending a review of whether the broadcast station owner’s $3.54 billion acquisition of its rival Tegna violates federal antitrust laws.The companies quickly closed the deal after the Justice Department and Federal Communications Commission approved the deal on March 19.
Judge Orders Nexstar to Hold Tegna Separate Pending Review
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