1 They have to. It’s a “material event” that could impact the stock price, so they have to communicate to investors, once a decision has been taken. 2 They pro

1 They have to. It’s a “material event” that could impact the stock price, so they have to communicate to investors, once a decision has been taken. 2 They probably want to. It creates clarity for employees after what other commenters here described as months-long rumours. The damage to morale would be greater if they do it in pieces. 2b It is also a better story for investors.