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Merging two charities runs into restricted funds and donor intent that make the paperwork nearly impossible Selling a franchisor can change the whole support model because franchise agreements usually allow it A benefit corporation is a state legal form while a B Corp is a private certificate and confusing the two is common B Corp certification requires a charter change that puts stakeholders alongside shareholders and binds directors How a prepackaged bankruptcy shortens the time spent in court Why many horizontal mergers get blocked or quietly abandoned Public benefit corporation IPOs showed that a mission clause does not stop a shareholder suit over a sale Earnouts and the arguments they create after closing Ben & Jerry's kept its B Corp status after Unilever bought it because the deal locked a mission board B Lab writes the standard and charges for certification so the greenwashing question follows the fee structure