Yeah, that's how M&A works. Somehow, you've forgotten the Daxy approval delays among other things.
Thinking a move to Nashville, one of the fast growing cities in America with very favorable tax rates compared to California, had or will have any negative impact on being acquired is comical.
The likelihood of a buyout is significantly higher with sales on both ends.
Everyone keeps forgetting Foley's background. Although he has decades of operating experience (and we all know about RVNC's operating stumbles over the past few years), he's a deal maker and a very good one at that. Shareholders should feel confident he's focused on maximizing shareholder value and will put RVNC in play when it makes sense.
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