Time Warner Cable Sale Could Get Pass from Regulators

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U.S. regulators who didn’t act as cable-TV prices almost tripled in the past two decades are poised to remain hands off on mergers among the industry’s biggest providers.

Few regulatory or antitrust barriers would prevent a potential acquisition involving Time Warner Cable Inc., the second-largest U.S. cable operator, by any of its three largest competitors, communications and antitrust lawyers said.