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Ok, fair enough. But is there any legal framework in which that could possibly happen given shareholders and their legal interests? I'm asking for realistic a

Ok, fair enough. But is there any legal framework in which that could possibly happen given shareholders and their legal interests? I'm asking for realistic alternatives. While I appreciate the thoughtfulness of your approach, I wouldn't exactly consider that realistic.

plesner 11y ago
Why would that be illegal? There is nothing illegal about having other priorities than maximizing shareholder value. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiduciary#Fiduciary_duties_under_Delaware_corporate_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiduciary#Fiduciary_duties_und....