Disappointed with the blockbuster merger of cellphone may, Mr. Foer rushed to the Central Office at the Institute for global studies House-first floor of the Washington-and act.
Facing fierce resistance from the Obama administration, both companies cleared the deal $ 39 billion on Tuesday, handing Mr. Foer and his fellow-antitrust enforcement advocates a major victory.
“Of course we can’t claim credit for ending the merger,” says Robert h. Lande, Director of the Institute and Professor of law at the University of Baltimore. “But we do our part, and this beautiful demonstration of how the system works is sometimes the way it should work.”