We'll have to wait a bit longer to hear the outcome of the Comcast and Time Warner Cable deal.
On Friday, the Federal Communications Commission again paused its informal 180-day clock in reviewing the $45.2 billion merger. It was on Day 165.
It's technically the fourth time the clock has been stopped during this particular review. It was paused twice in October and once in December, due to issues getting information it needed to review the transaction.
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