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Message: <blockquote data-quote="apsuman" data-source="post: 242904" data-attributes="member: 1769">Argh!I don't know where to start...Companies are always trying to satisfy their owners.  That is their function.  Shareholders are owners.  In business it really is that simple.Sure there are some shareholders that are waiting for that next quarterly statement, but I would venture that most shareholders (i.e. mutual funds) are interrested in the stability and long term growth potential of thei companies.Lady Dragon is correct in that if Hasbro is going to place it's capital at risk and only break even, or make less than $5000 then it might not be in their best interest to continue to risk that amount of capital for that (small) return.If Hasbro thinks it is in their best interest, they will sell DnD.  If they think there is more money in the long term, they will keep it.  g!</blockquote>