On the recordMarch 10, 2010
The key factor is how the merger will impact the quality and affordability of services available to consumers and whether the merger will be in the public interest.
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congress.govThe key factor is how the merger will impact the quality and affordability of services available to consumers and whether the merger will be in the public interest.
Inouye highlights consumer impact as the primary concern for the merger.
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