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Under Delaware law, a board of directors entering into a change of control transaction involving the sale of a company must secure the best value reasonably attainable for the company's stockholders
In a recent case, the Delaware Court of Chancery upheld a pair of confidentiality agreements and temporarily enjoined an acquiror from prosecuting a proxy contest and proceeding with a hostile bid for its industry rival
