Select the FALSE statement concerning mergers and anti$-$trust law.

A$.$ In the case of Ohio v$.$ American Express $($discussed in class$),$ the U$.$S$.$ Supreme Court interpreted the consumer welfare standard by requiring retailers to inform their customers of the fees that the credit card companies charge the retailer.

B$.$ Bayer $($a European company$)$ has been allowed to take over Missouri$-$based Monsanto, despite opposition of environmental groups and some farm organizations.

C$.$ In a short form merger, only the board of directors has the right to vote on the acquisition; ther shareholders do not vote.

D$.$ In the case of FTC v$.$ Staples, Inc $($Ch $50),$ Staples merger with Office Depot was blocked because the merger would substantially lessen competition in the relevant office supply market, leading to market concentration and higher prices $.$

E$.$ If a corporation is selling substantially all of its assets, its shareholders have a right to vote on this sale