Acme Community College has contracted with XYZ Corporation to operate the bookstore on the Acme campus. XYZ hires its own employees to work in the bookstore; no Acme employee works for XYZ. One day, an XYZ employee offers to several students some unsolicited observations about a community education offering at Acme. Specifically, the employee states completing the College’s non-credit classes in personal finance qualifies the student to work as a professional investment advisor. This is false, as the classes are intended merely to provide guidance to consumers in better managing their household finances. What’s more, students in the class would not be eligible to receive Title IV Federal Financial Aid. Is Acme liable for the misleading statements made by the XYZ employee?