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Information retrieval digital library

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Be double spaced (2.5 pages) and explain how one would find information on this topic using the Google Scholar and Pubmed databases utilizing ways discussed in class. It should narrate your search capabilities by stating the topic, search results, and if the end result answer your query. These should include, particularly for your Pubmed search, usage of the Boolean operators (AND, OR, and NOT), the MeSH database, Advanced Search bulder, along with any of the options in the Pubmed Tutorials that you may wish to try. The search should include at least 10 sources, however if you have trouble it should NOT contain any less than 5.

2:Antitrust Law

Review DE LA MERCED, M. J. (n.d.). AT&T Ends $39 Billion Bid for T-Mobile. Deal Book. Retrieved October 19, 2012, from dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/12/19/att-withdraws-39-bid-for-t-mobile/

In 2011, AT&T attempted a merger with T-Mobile. The Justice Department sued under the act, claiming that the merger would constitute a violation of the antitrust laws. In 2012, AT&T dropped its attempt at the acquisition.
If AT&T had merged with T-Mobile, would the merger have violated antitrust laws? Why or why not? Do not be unduly influenced by the Justice Department’s stance on the issue. Use your own analysis to reach a conclusion.

3: Seaquist, G., & coulter, K. (2012). Business law for managers. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.

Federal Securities and Antitrust Laws

Private University, a private nonprofit educational institution located in Califor¬nia, decides to issue “Shares in Learning” certificates in a one-time offering to the public. These shares will be sold for $500 each and entitle the bearer to redeem each certificate for two undergraduate or one graduate college credit in any of its schools at any time in the future. The shares may also be resold without restric-tion by the initial purchaser. The offering will be made via the Internet.
Will the offering need to be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the Securities Act of 1933? Explain. Does your answer differ if “Shares in Learning” are issued by Private College, a proprietary for-profit institution that does business in all 50 states? Why?

Antitrust Law

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