>Expand your thinking. If Amazon is going to go down the shitter, it makes sense to go through a divorce now. The court will make them sell Amazon shares (while they are still valuable and on the high side). Same thing happened at Enron.
That's ludicrous. The judge is not required to force the sale of Amazon stock. We have no idea why a divorce judge did that in the "Enron executive" case. It's beyond ridiculous to infer that a settlement imposed by a judge in the Enron case will necessarily, or even likely, be imposed in the Bezos divorce.
Sometimes a divorce is just a divorce.