consumer-costs
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DOJ will monitor a second planned Maine plant sale after its Vistra-Cogentrix power-merger concern
The Justice Department says it remained concerned about competition in New England power generation after Vistra decided to sell one facility as part of its Cogentrix acquisition. The companies then decided to sell Cogentrix's Rumford, Maine, gas plant too. DOJ says the second sale would reduce their ability and incentive to withhold electricity and raise prices, and it will monitor that sale; the announcement does not say it is complete.
Also filed underantitrustelectricitynew-englandmergers
Housing order directs conditional mortgage-insurance and title-review changes, with a pilot limited to future mortgages
An October 22 executive order, published October 28, directs a conditional pilot to identify borrowers eligible for mortgage-insurance cancellation. It applies only to mortgages made after the pilot is established. The order also directs conditional expansion of automated title review for eligible refinances, requires resulting savings to reach borrowers, and calls for lower rates on specified federal direct home loans.
Also filed underhousingmortgagesmortgage-insurancerefinancingexecutive-order
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