It's really more nuanced than that - from a business/financial perspective. "goodwill" is a major component of a companies financial accounting. It's an asset a

It's really more nuanced than that - from a business/financial perspective. "goodwill" is a major component of a companies financial accounting. It's an asset and can be invested or squandered like any other asset. A large and well-run public company will have a risk management team evaluate the impact of major decisions on the financial health of the business. Clearly Unity did not do that. They are public, right? Seems to me (IANAL) this is a breach of fiduciary duty that could be actionable.