Which of the following parties would have standing to sue in a case to stop the merger of two companies?
A) The CEO of the two companies' biggest competitor
B) A competitor of either of the two companies
C) The board of the two companies' competitors
D) A concerned third party
E) A shareholder of one of the two companies

Question

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Only a shareholder of one of the two companies involved in a merger could sue to stop the combination of these companies, despite the fact that such a merger may have a substantial adverse impact on competition in general.

Which of the Following Parties Would Have Standing to Sue