Given the competitive landscape in which lululemon finds itself today, what would you do if you were chip wilson? a. sell his shares and move away from the company. b. pursue a proxy fight and try to put in a new set of boardmembers that are more favorable to him. c. attempt a hostile takeover of the firm by getting a line of equity and trying to take the company private.

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