Vice Chancellor Joseph R. Slights III let the case move forward Monday in Delaware Chancery Court, finding it plausible that the grocery chain’s choice to focus on Plated’s brick-and-mortar potential, rather than its promising e-commerce platform, “was the product of an intent to avoid the earnout.”
“The reasonable inference allowed by these allegations is not that Albertsons sabotaged a company ...
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