Counsel for a particular litigation committee at Bumble Inc. argued Wednesday that the Delaware Court docket of Chancery ought to comply with the committee’s suggestion to shut a spinoff motion, stating the committee’s investigation was thorough and its conclusion was truthful.
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Bumble Special Litigation Committee Seeks End to Chancery Case
