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 The  stanley nz Department of Justice  DOJ  may file a lawsuit to block the merger of telecom giants Sprint and T-Mobile if the two parties cant reach a settlement by next week, according to reports.Last month, some U.S. state attorneys general got together and filed a lawsuit to block the merger, saying  stanley hrnek that the cost to consumers 鈥?$4.5 billion a year 鈥?was too great. The DOJ was not involved in that particular suit.Sprint and T-Mobile both agreed to some concessions, like selling off certain brands, including prepaid brand Boost, and selling other assets to Dish kubki stanley  Network, which would allow the satellite TV company to move into the mobile space and essentially become a fourth telecom provider.The deal, however, is stalled over issues of who would be able to buy the divested assets if they get sold again in the future. Deutsche Telekom, which owns more than 60 percent of T-Mobile, wants to avoid giving up too much to Dish and creating a large competitor.T-Mobile and Sprint have said they will sell off other assets like Sprint Prepaid and Virgin Mobile brands. Dish would get to use T-Mobiles service for about seven years, until it has built its own infrastructure. There would also be an agreement that T-Mobile would give Dish operational support while customers switched over to Dish.Sprint is controlled by SoftBank Group. Both companies said they would pause the deal until the case by the state attorneys general is completed. There is a July 29 deadline, although it will likely be extended Rckz JPMorgan Cleared For India Expansion
 While businesses are not exempt from needing to take out a mortgage, small business owners o stanley termosy ften have to navigate other types of loan products that can make their borrowing experience especially complex. Bluestone Mortgages revealed Thursday  June 11  that it is rolling out a new service to streamline the SME borrowing journey.According to reports, Bluestone is launching Business Easy, a new tool that aids brokers that work with SMEs. Business Easy allows small businesses that have taken out a mortgage to use those funds as working capital. According to Bluestone chief ex stanley cup ecutive Campbell Smyth, the solution is suited for entrepreneurs that may not have an extensive or impressive credit history. It can be difficult to get finance approved when youve only been in business a short time,  he said,  so we are helping the self-employed, companies and trusts who have been trading for less than a year, even as little as three months.The company kubki stanley s national sales manager, Royden DVaz, added that Business Easy was developed in response to demand from brokers voicing their need for stronger SME services.Small business lendings environment is changing, according to the latest figures. Data released by Biz2Credit earlier this month revealed that SME lending from traditional, big banks is continually on the rise, while for the first time in the reports history, institutional lenders are approving more small business loan applications than alternative lenders are.Bluestones added servi