Antitrust authorities will decide by July 28 whether to allow the $130 billion merger of US chemical company Dow Chemical and its rival DuPont, one of several large agribusiness deals. The companies requested approval on Wednesday, according to a filing on the European Commission website. DuPont and Dow hope to close the deal around October-November.
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