A CFO of a large tech company (Hooli, which makes, among other things, cell phones) is also only the board of a very small start-up, which chose her to help with venture capital funding. The small start-up is looking to purchase cellphones for their business. While they are small, they are often seen as a leader in the tech community. The CFO fights hard for the start-up to use Hooli's cellphones, even though they are more expensive and do not have all of the necessary feature. Which violation of her Duty to the Corporation (the small start-up) is this?

Group of answer choices select one.

A. She was Acting Outside of Authority

B. She breached his duty to not self-deal

C. She usurped a corporate opportunity

D. She did not violate her corporate duty, because the small start-up would not have done much to help Hooli, and she probabyl got them to cut the small company a great deal.