Derek, Min, and Tarina operate a golf course using a corporation, although the corporation$$s articles do not restrict the business the corporation may carry on$.$ Derek has learned about a property with large potential for gold mining. Without the knowledge of Min and Tarina, Derek invests excess funds of the corporation in the property and sets up a gold mining business. When the gold business begins to make profits, Derek claims the profits for himself. These investments in no way interfered with the corporation$$s operations, and the funds taken have been replaced. If the corporation was to sue Derek, what would be its preferred remedy?

A specific performance order to force Derek to perform according to his duties as a director.

An injunction to stop Derek from breaching his duties as a director.

All the profits of the gold business.

Imprisonment of Derek.

An estimate of the damages incurred by the gold mining business.