Two firms work together to prepare a complex bid for a buyer. One firm (Company A) drops the other (Company B) before getting the bid. After working for some time on specifications, negotiating with the buyer, and being chosen as a final candidate for the job, Company A told Company B that it was disappointed with Company B's behavior and obtained the contract on its own, with minor modifications from the joint proposal sub- mitted previously. Company B sued Company A for breach after Company A subcontracted the work to another firm. Because there was no formal subcontract, what the ory of recovery can Company B allege? What types of dam- ages, if any, may Company B claim? See TACS Corp Trans World Communications, Inc., 155 F. 3d 659 (3d Cir. 1998).