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Luxottica brands Oakley and Ray-Ban share a store in Times Square in New York on Friday, September 29, 2017. The European Union antitrust regulators are investigating the proposed merger between eyewear maker
Luxottica, owner of Oakley in Foothill Ranch and Ray-Ban, in $49 billion merger with French company Essilor – Orange County Register
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Luxottica brands Oakley and Ray-Ban share a store in Times Square in New York on Friday, September 29, 2017. The European Union antitrust regulators are investigating the proposed merger between eyewear maker
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