Courts have tended to be protective of managers who fight against hostile takeovers, even if the bidder
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Courts have tended to be protective of managers who fight against hostile takeovers, even if the bidder is offering a price much higher than the market value of the shares. Why? Do the courts have the balance right when resolving disputes between these two groups?
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