Interesting business story. Key quote for me: “If potential investors had known Bhakta planned to maintain control of the company in his family in perpetuity,”

Interesting business story. Key quote for me: “If potential investors had known Bhakta planned to maintain control of the company in his family in perpetuity,” Faessen and Evison state in their filing, “they either would not have invested in WhistlePig at the same price and on the same terms or would have declined to invest at all.” Unrelated, but when did Bloomberg Businessweek decide to start aping Vice? With lines like: "you’re likely to see him smirking, with a boarding school-worthy forelock of hair and bow tie that combine to frame a perfect strike zone for your fist" and "some special editions trade for as much as $1,000 among collectors/assholes"