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I’m pretty sure the Running a woman cannot survive on wine alone she also needs flowers T-Shirt it is in the first place but reason people/businesses prefer stock (instead of cash) when selling their company is so they don’t have to pay taxes on the proceeds from the transaction. I think it’s considered a “like kind exchange” since they’re trading two businesses of essentially equal value, and therefore not taxed. Vesting structure to keep him involved. Slice it up over a few years. No reason to take all that cash at once and pay taxes on it. It’s probably going in a managed trust anyway. And still, a great number of disadvantaged children might be able to eat every day. I don’t know much about finance, though. Same bill as if he got cash. The issue is Disney would probably rather pay in stock than cash (assuming they have access to billions in stock and not cash). They happily give Lucas a premium on stock, assuming he’ll agree to not dump it. So, essentially, Lucas gets a premium once he proves to Disney he won’t dump (handle taxes included). Right now he’s ahead, but he’s still probably contracted he won’t sell too quickly and has to deal with off loading without lowering the price.

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