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First Fidelity Insurance received a call from Second Fifth Bank regarding Margaret Gessner, a former Fidelity employee. Gessner had been fired for embezzlement. Can First Fidelity disclose such information? Must First Fidelity disclose it?

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Snow-Man manufactures a cotton candy machine. It will not sell its machine unless the buyer purchases at least five-dozen paper cones for holding the cotton candy. The cotton candy machine is:
 A) the tying product.
 B) the tied product.
 C) neither of the above - it is not a tying arrangement.
 D) None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Students should discuss the issues of defamation as well as negligence if Fidelity fails to reveal the information to a potential employer, particularly a bank.

Answer to Question 2

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