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by propter_hoc 411 days ago
It's because the investors still need the founders to run the business, usually.
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More bluntly, why wouldn't/can't the other common shareholders sue?
Because then they'd be left with their original stake, but in a worthless, bankrupt company.
Sounds like leverage to me.
They are always free to give the worthless, bankrupt company they own more money, and thus avoid dilution.