And..?
This is boilerplate. If they had turned down the buyout or poison pilled it, there would have been another shareholder lawsuit for turning up their noses at a great deal.
Lawsuits are a part of the process for something like this, it wouldn’t be surprising.
There’s always someone with hurt feelings, and Oh boy there are many tears among some folks over this.
The board would be breaching their fiduciary duties if they didn’t accept the offer, because the stock price of twitter would plummet if this buyout doesn’t occur. I doubt anything will come of this, just a nuisance suit.
Those guys should be first to get fired when Musk takes over.
WHO is going to sue the police Union for fiduciary fault when they are challenging a buyout that gives then a serious profit on currently held shares??
Orlando Police Pension Board
October 1, 2020 to September 30, 2022
Jay L. Smith, Chairman, Fifth member appointed by Trustees
jaylsmithopdpension@gmail.comMartin Carmody, Secretary, Trustee appointed by Mayor
martin.carmody@orlando.govFrankie Chisari, Elected Police Officer
frankie.chisari@orlando.govMichael Fields, Vice Chair, Elected Police Officer
michael.fields@orlando.govChristopher P. McCullion, Trustee appointed by Mayor
christopher.mccullion@orlando.govSTAFF:
Katrina Laudeman, Executive Director
katrina.laudeman@orlando.govShannon Hicks, Deputy Executive Director
shannon.hicks@orlando.govMichele Keane, Pension Coordinator
michele.keane@orlando.gov
What a 40% premium is not good enough?
Must delay until after the elections.....