All of the following would constitute a "fundamental change" to the corporation EXCEPT:
A)an amendment to the articles of incorporation.
B)a merger.
C)a stock dividend.
D)selling off 70% of the business assets.

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A stock dividend is typically considered a routine action and does not constitute a fundamental change to the corporation. In contrast, amending the articles of incorporation, merging with another company, or selling off a significant portion of business assets would all result in significant changes to the company's structure or operations.

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