The public company version of this is like a buyer at one company starting a service provider as a side company and then using his authority as a buyer to award himself a contract.
It's a conflict of interest and any publicly traded companies will fire you for it because it's stealing from the (other) shareholders.
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The public company version of this is like a buyer at one company starting a service provider as a side company and then using his authority as a buyer to award himself a contract.
It's a conflict of interest and any publicly traded companies will fire you for it because it's stealing from the (other) shareholders.