The board of directors of Athletic Stride, a successful sneaker company, votes to have the company purchase a professional basketball team for $500 million dollars. The directors are all knowledgeable about the professional sports industry, and none of them have a conflict of interest in the deal. When the shareholders oppose the purchase as being unrelated to the company's business, the board argues that, as the team's owner, Athletic Stride will have invaluable marketing and sponsorship opportunities. Would a court likely uphold the board's decision to purchase the basketball team