"she" is also often used when referring to countries, though the only reason for it (and for vehicles) that I've found is tradition. English is strange.
I used a gendered pronoun in the second sentence to create mystery in the lede (if didn't already know it was about a company being sold when you hit the post, you don't mind out until further down) and go back to "it" afterward.
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"she" is also often used when referring to countries, though the only reason for it (and for vehicles) that I've found is tradition. English is strange.
I used a gendered pronoun in the second sentence to create mystery in the lede (if didn't already know it was about a company being sold when you hit the post, you don't mind out until further down) and go back to "it" afterward.