The shares of a corporation can generally be sold without the approval of the other shareholders. (Points : 1) True False

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User: The shares of a corporation can generally be sold without the approval of the other shareholders. (Points : 1) True False

Weegy: ... shares present before a vote can bind a corporation. Generally ... other things, false or ... Shareholders in a corporation generally can sell or transfer their stock without ...

User: Which of the following best describes a merger? (Points : 1) Two corporations jointly purchase a third corporation and operate it as a joint venture Two corporations are combined to form a new third corporation, and the original two corporations cease to exist Two corporations are combined, with one of the original corporations surviving and the other ceasing to exist One corporation acquires all of the shares of a second corporation, with both corporations retaining their separate legal existence, the second a subsidiary of the first One corporation sells substantially all of its assets to a second corporation, with both corporations retaining their separate legal existence

Weegy: One corporation acquires all of the shares of a second corporation, with both corporations retaining their separate legal existence, the second a subsidiary of the first
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