Thirty-five uncontested directors at 27 companies failed to win majority support between January and August of this year, and 32 of these directors still haunt the boardrooms of those companies.
by: Emmanuel Tamrat
10/31/2024
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This week the Delaware Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case involving whether shareholders can seek damages from companies that decide to reincorporate from Delaware, a state with established case law defining shareholders’ rights, to other states where shareholders’ legal standing is less clear.
by: Rosemary Lally
10/31/2024
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The Shareholder Rights Group sent the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee a letter October 24 urging the committee to defend shareholders’ right to file proposals against what the group believes to be “misguided and misleading assaults.”
by: Rosemary Lally
10/31/2024
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At Microsoft’s December 10 annual meeting, shareholders will vote on novel proposals addressing pressing issues ranging from investments in Bitcoin to the use of advanced technology to help U.S. military operations and to facilitate new oil and gas development.
by: Rosemary Lally
10/31/2024
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The SEC’s Division of Examinations published its 2025 examination priorities last week to “inform investors and registrants of potential risks in the U.S. capital markets” and publicize the examination topics that the division plans to focus on in the new fiscal year.
by: Rosemary Lally
10/31/2024
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