Under Delaware law, corporations have the right to decide that the corporate opportunity doctrine does not apply
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Under Delaware law, corporations have the right to decide that the corporate opportunity doctrine does not apply to its managers. Thousands of companies have done so. Why would a company do that? Should it? Does such a decision help or hurt shareholders?
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