WASHINGTON — The federal judge overseeing the AT&T-Time Warner antitrust trial asked whether a “mutually beneficial and mutually fair” arbitration would help alleviate concerns that the merger would leave the combined company with too much power and leverage. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon posed the question to Tom Montemagno, a senior executive with Charter Communications and […]
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