All of the following would constitute a "fundamental change" to the corporation EXCEPT:
A) a stock dividend.
B) a merger.
C) an amendment to the articles of incorporation.
D) selling off 60% of the business assets not in the regular course of business.

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A stock dividend does not constitute a "fundamental change" to the corporation as it simply alters the distribution of the company's earnings without changing the fundamental structure or operations of the corporation.

All of the Following Would Constitute a "Fundamental Change" to the Corporation