Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:00:45 AM
That is a possibility, but they would be likely, imo, to buy the assests, not the corp. for reasons of past, current, and any future litigation that may surface from past dealings. It is just the smart, clean way to do the deal, imo.
Any stock and/or cash from the sell-off would belong to SFIO (the corp.) and management would determine what and how to use it. gltu
A concept that "the end justifies the means" may be met with bad karma. ;-)
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