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Yeah, I might be naive, but I just keep being baffled by how uninterested some businesses/shareholders are in just... letting a well run, solid, stable business keep going? But of course, an IPO comes with the expectation of ROI for the investors, because that's what is important and not the stability of the company behind the instruction set and architecture upon which a staggering portion of the world's infrastructure is built...Softbank seems to be acting like a bear with a sore head or teenager throwing a tantrum. Tells me they need to grow up and that ARM would indeed be better off NOT a part of Softbank. ARM(and the world) would likely be best served by her majesty's government bringing the company back under UK ownership where sensible business management can take place.
![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](https://tpucdn.com/forums/data/assets/smilies/rolleyes-v1.gif)
If there's one thing the world of finance is good at, it is ruining something good because it wasn't showing sufficient growth.