Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III let the case move forward, saying it’s plausible the investment timeline of the Carlyle funds holding shares in the anti-counterfeiting company—which received the vast majority of the sale price, thanks to their preferred status—gave them an incentive to prioritize liquidity over total deal value.
Glasscock, writing for ...
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