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Fox Says DOJ Requests More Documents in Review of $22 Billion Roku Deal ‘as Expected’

Fox Corp.’s bid for streaming platform Roku is undergoing review by the Justice Department, with the U.S. agency requesting additional documents related to the proposed deal. On Tuesday, Sept. 8, “as expected, each of Fox and Roku received a request for additional information and documentary material” — referred to as a “second request” in regulatory […]

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