That's not how corperate liquidation works. When a company is destroyed by a popped bubble, the bankruptcy court appoints a trustee to liquidate everything and then pay as much of the debts as possible. Bankruptcy shields the company's executives from liability, but intentionally and spitefully destroying assets that should go to paying debts would not be a terribly smart move.
That's not how corperate liquidation works. When a company is destroyed by a popped bubble, the bankruptcy court appoints a trustee to liquidate everything and then pay as much of the debts as possible. Bankruptcy shields the company's executives from liability, but intentionally and spitefully destroying assets that should go to paying debts would not be a terribly smart move.