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Fiduciary duty =/= short term gains of company stock.

Shareholder interest =/= money. Shareholder votes allow other considerations can be taken into account.

I agree with your comment, but it's not that hard to reject IMO.

Boards have been sued and won against for not taking takeover bids. So there is some precedence.

Delaware law is a bit more nuanced here.

Not really. The OP in this thread is very overblown. The business judgement rule is a cornerstone of corporate law in most western jurisdictions - Delaware's framework, if anything, enhances the value of the scope and level of deference offered by the rule.

https://corplaw.delaware.gov/delaware-way-business-judgment/...

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