a supplier for 65% of the market is already a problem. Were the any acquisitions on the way to that market position? even if there weren't, it's still too big,

a supplier for 65% of the market is already a problem. Were the any acquisitions on the way to that market position? even if there weren't, it's still too big, break it in half. Shareholders will still own what they owned before, 65% of the market, and all the IP that is contained therein, but the companies will have to compete.