Good news. The incoming German government under new Chancellor Angela Merkel says that it is doesn’t plan to “go wild” breaking up companies under the stronger antitrust laws it is considering. See. Nothing to worry about.
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The same way we do not have to worry about the powers granted to spooks in Patriot Act. Don’t worry, we’re the Feds, we won’t “go wild.” See. Nothing to worry about.