My question involves business law in the state of: Delaware and Pennsylvania

I'm co-founder and a majority shareholder of a Delaware c-corp operating in Pennsylvania. The company has less than 10 shareholders and I have been President and CEO for the past 5 years. The company is generating revenue but not enough to cover operating expenses and we have not had luck raising the capital required to maintain operations. I believe if the company continues operating, it will continue to accrue debt that can't be paid back. I want liquidate the company assets (equipment) and dissolve the company. The other shareholders and past investors do not agree. They want to appoint a new CEO to continue seeking investors. Since I hold majority shares, can I make the final decision to dissolve the company? Or, if I resign and choose to be an inactive shareholder, can I be liable for decisions made by the Board and/or new management?