wrong again, you can structure a sale in many ways, most often it is the assets sold not the corporation, but that can be reversed and the corporation sold but none of the assets. It's really very simple.
But what is your point? The company lost $18,178,000 in 2000, and they probably did sell at least some stock to cover it. So what? It's still a loss which means there is nothing to recover.
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