Eyenima Inc. is a public stock company. Which of the following best exemplifies the legal personality of the company?
A. Bjorn Eyenima, the company's founder, died a few years ago, yet the company is doing well.
B. Tabitha is a shareholder of Eyenima but does not have any managerial duties.
C. Edward, an employee at Eyenima, is not responsible for any losses that Eyenima incurs.
D. Frieda, a shareholder, can legally sell shares of Eyenima in the stock market.
Answer: A
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