Sources on the Law of 'Do Not Show Them Favor' in Permissible Business

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Question

I asked about the law of 'Do Not Show Them Favor' in the context of permissible business, received an answer, and received another answer, for which I am grateful. However, I would be happy to hear sources for the opinions of the rabbis mentioned in the question, and also to know why, in their opinion, when selling shares from a Jew to a non-Jew and vice versa, the prohibitions of 'Do Not Show Them Favor' and 'Ribbit' are not violated, respectively. With the blessing of the Torah and thanks in advance.

Answer

Refer to the rulings and instructions of our teacher, the Gaon, Rabbi Avraham Fried, shlita, pages 177-178, on this matter. 

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