Billionaire Barry Diller and former
Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn dismissed the case, rejecting allegations that Diller loyalists engineered the deal as part of a scheme to extract $1.5 billion in cash from Match, leaving it saddled with debt and subject to their control.
Zurn, writing for Delaware’s Chancery Court, acknowledged the spinoff was a controller-led transaction giving Diller better terms than public investors, at ...
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