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As rumours of a buyout surface once more, should shareholders sell or sit tight?
Funds argue that small accounts are expensive, which raises the cost of investing for all shareholders.
Some shareholders are expected to query whether this would be the most prudent use of the money.
Companies must act responsibly and tell the truth to avoid their shareholders being added to the list of victims in this grim tale.
Let managers and shareholders make their own choices, based on sound business judgment, not on fear, jingoism or just bad economics.
He added that the formal announcement would be made once the company's shareholders had been notified.
Consolidation may well benefit shareholders of the acquired company in the short-term.
His explanation to MPs is unlikely to happen until the compensation case brought by shareholders is adjudicated in October.
After all, the whole principle was to look after members and not just shareholders.
This allocation would be made in a way that was most advantageous to shareholders, Mr Goodyear said.
As we report in our story on page 1, it is now threatened with de-listing from Nasdaq, which would leave more shareholders in deep doo-doo.
This infuriated some institutional shareholders and they allied with Walt Disney's nephew, who wanted to get rid of Eisner.
Meanwhile, his brutal analysis of the airline's business is enough to make the shareholders feel airsick.
He believes there are creditors and shareholders who believe the club's worth cannot be summed up in a profit and loss account.
But PPR could probably get loans to buy out the remaining shareholders and then raise new cash by relisting Gucci.
Railtrack shareholders will be offered an expected 230p per share this week when the company is relisted on the London stock exchange.
In summary, the smaller the company, the more likely it is to have private shareholders, and these have their uses.
So the industry set out to impress its shareholders by assigning itself goals.
Currently, the tax code encourages firms to retain earnings and remit income to shareholders through share repurchases.
Institutional shareholders have more recently renewed a campaign for enhanced corporate governance.
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The statement said the amendments are not expected to have a material impact for shareholders.
If they dispense largesse for any other reason, they are literally wasting the money of their shareholders.
Other companies have been known to give their shareholders small tokens of their appreciation along with their annual reports.
But even options that aren't repriced represent an expense to shareholders, though it isn't fully reflected on corporate income statements.
This better capital management in the industry will give higher returns to shareholders, which will mean a rerating of the sector.
The new management team were not previously involved in the general running of the printers, nor were they directors or shareholders.
I'm not sure you need to be 80 or totally mad to attend annual general meetings of shareholders, but it certainly seems to help.
It will be put in front of shareholders at the annual general meeting, which this May is to be held in Edinburgh.
Ordinary shareholders will have to cause a rumpus at the annual general meetings to force real accountability and change.
I agree with you on the point that corporations are just legal entities allowing shareholders to act collectively under a certain legal regime.
Quick returns on investment and high dividends have to be achieved to keep the confidence of shareholders.
On the one hand, bank regulators may seek letters of comfort from substantial shareholders.
If so, shareholders will be entitled to wonder whether there is anything he cannot do.
The shareholders had also been shown to be apathetic in protecting their interests.
In Britain, by 1890 professional auditors had replaced shareholders and directors of limited liability companies as financial auditors.
This combines the advantages of limited liability for the shareholders of a company with the taxation advantages of an ordinary partnership.
The underlying logic was that shareholders were the residual risk-takers in the system.
Most companies do this after gaining approval from their shareholders at an annual meeting.
Now that interactive TV appears set to take off, albeit not at rocketlike speed, the board and the shareholders feel ACTV needs more focus.
The first company is then liquidated, and its capital repaid to its shareholders.
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But, until the assets have been liquidated and the resulting court cases completed, nobody knows what the final cost to shareholders will be.
Institutional shareholders including arbitrageurs traditionally do not respond to offers up until close to the deadline.
The Agere shares are not subject to a lock-up, so Massana's former shareholders can sell them at any time for cash.
If any such deal is in the offing, expect it round about the time shareholders need an extra boost.
When big Australian companies report record profit increases, it's not just their shareholders rubbing their hands together in anticipation.
The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered.
The five dairy co-op shareholders decided to throw in their lot with Philip at the end of the day.
As a result, the company runs more profitably, with shareholders suffering fewer losses, and with dividends issued regularly.
Thirdly, about 75 per cent of the firm's deposits were maintained by its shareholders and by its subsidiary and associated companies.
It was owned by the shareholders of its 11 funds and provided the administrative services to them at cost.
Ambitious projects require cooperation among many players, from engineers and machinists to consumers and shareholders.
All three companies argue that staggered board elections protect shareholders in a takeover attempt.
Company X and Y both pay annual dividend of 40 tambala to their shareholders and this is expected to continue in perpetuity.
Now they have tasted blood, surely nothing will stop these committed shareholders from causing devastation among Britain's directors.
The results of the survey will make depressing reading for the company's beleaguered shareholders.
The theme park was bailed out by Saudi royalty ten years ago and the company's future is again dependent on its shareholders.
That cash is likely to be returned to shareholders in the form of dividends.
Even if shareholders are prepared to give Holmes the benefit of another few quarters' grace, he has an extremely small margin of error.
However, all lenders are ranked before shareholders so if a company does go bust it is rare for shareholders to get much money back.
He argued that reducing the supply of shares in the market would benefit all shareholders as the capital value of the stock rose.
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Could there be a connection between fat pay for directors and thin returns for shareholders?
The dissident shareholders say that Corel's board is selling at bargain basement prices at the bottom of the market.
In addition, there are significant individual holders of blocs of shares and institutional shareholders.
To be honest, such dedication can impede the maximization of profits that our shareholders have every right to expect.
We will be keeping in regular touch with their shareholders, and hope they will see sense and relent.
On that basis, buying back shares is just a means by which a company can distribute cash to its shareholders.
Why should not directors and shareholders dealing with each other in relation to the latter's shares be treated as operating at arm's length?
As time ticks on without a major purchase, pressure is likely to mount on Fyffes to redistribute to shareholders the bounty of its war chest.
The move is long overdue and it's mostly belated good news for shareholders.
At the turn of the new century, as shareholders clamored for top-line growth, bleeding-edge innovation became the Holy Grail of competition.
Saying they smelled a shakedown, shareholders, who are usually wiped out in a bankruptcy, also jumped to its defense.
It has broached its plans to snap up smaller competitors with existing shareholders.
For years people have bemoaned the emergence of shareholders as the owners of football clubs.
It's just not enough to ensure that a business is as profitable as possible for its shareholders.
It's quite possible that many of their current shareholders missed them entirely.
The current emphasis is on achieving value for shareholders over the long term.
He has made it clear that the staff are on an equal footing with shareholders and customers.
Consequently, any boss who puts his shareholders above his own ego should be applauded.
My job as a businessman is to be a profit centre and to maximise return to the shareholders.
The rise in earnings per share was the result of share buy-backs from minority shareholders.
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They have a legal obligation to look after their shareholders so money out ought to mean some benefit in.
He has shareholders to answer to, but that does not mean he foists his ideas on people.
On that day, a train of local dignitaries, shareholders, local MPs and the Lord Mayor of York travelled the full length of the line.
Telecommunications stocks have taken a tumble, but some telecom CEOs still managed to create value for their shareholders.
We have a responsibility to our shareholders that we have to make money out of what they have put in.
The moneylender had assured shareholders in May that they remained confident of meeting their 2001 targets.
Whether shareholders will see any value will depend on the silver tongues of its management and their advisers.
And did this blizzard of deal activity generate tangible additional value for their shareholders?
The pub firm recommended a cash offer and shareholders ultimately had no alternative other than to accept the bid.
In obedience to by-laws and shareholders, a corporation is a serenely calculating, bloodless, bodiless profit-machine.
But City sources said bondholders and shareholders have little choice but to go along.
Previously we discussed the event of a corporate liquidation where bondholders and preferred shareholders are paid first.
There are also no payouts from either the firm or its guarantor to shareholders and bondholders before the maturity date of the discount debt.
Investment trust shareholders should win out over a unit trust with a comparable portfolio of ungeared investments.
However, the added bonus for shareholders comes in the form of industry consolidation.
In the days when the Dutch economy was booming and stock prices were soaring, shareholders weren't worried.
After a one-hour booze-up whilst the votes were counted, all the directors mingled with the angry shareholders and it wasn't pretty.
Many employers now have shareholders who are demanding very unreasonable rates of return.
The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders.
Europe's bourses were rocked, and shareholders realized more than ever that bad governance costs them money.
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There was an unspoken commitment that tax payers would have to subsidise the banks and shareholders directly.
However, the steady, stable nature of the industry means shareholders receive few untoward profit surprises.
Of course it also paid substantial sums to shareholders in the form of dividends and also paid rich salaries to its top executives.
It might be thought that the easiest way to give shareholders control over management would be to vest the management powers in them.
I have one thought uppermost in my mind and that is delivering value to shareholders.
But, as things stand, he is not offering current shareholders of Eircom a share in that upside potential.
Companies make use of sokaiya to settle many kinds of trouble, to collect underground information, and to suppress common shareholders.
Companies also hire a sokaiya to keep other sokaiya and sometimes legitimate shareholders under control.
Several radio stations have changed hands in recent years, netting tens of millions for their shareholders but nothing for the Government.
He should have told shareholders the bad news, but he didn't breathe a word to anybody.
While management has been usuriously enriching themselves, shareholders have suffered greatly.
Indeed so long as the company is solvent the shareholders are in substance the company.
It's celebrating its second birthday by shredding brokerage accounts and terrifying shareholders.
The case set up is that all the shareholders, the joint venturers, made the impugned decisions at the outset.
As farmers get older and cease to milk cows the issue of non-active shareholders is emerging as a major issue.
Non-active family members, who were shareholders of the family firm, had indicated a preference for regular dividend payments.
Conflicts routinely erupt as a result of disagreements over how exactly to represent non-active shareholders on the board.
The small shareholders will be hoping to turn around the fortunes of a speculative investment that so many have come to bitterly regret.
With their outfit of cavalier managers and thirsty shareholders they bullwhipped the lines into a profiteering frenzy.
In this situation, the burden of convening a meeting falls on the shareholders.
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A massive voucher privatization program turned more than 60 million people into shareholders of Russian businesses.
He added that if no suitable acquisitions can be found, then funds would be returned to shareholders, probably through share buy-backs.
A higher dividend and share buy-back will be among the options, as the Solihull-based company looks to keep shareholders sweet.
For the 80 per cent of shareholders not putting their cash at risk, the buyout is great news.
Yes, I was working in his interests but directors of companies must work in the interests of all shareholders.
His squeaky-clean morals even reach the money-hungry shareholders of his uncle's media conglomerate.
On the surface, it appears that Big Blue is firing a huge quantity of staffers just to please shareholders.
These businesses are run principally for the benefit of their shareholders as the dominant stakeholders.
As a result, shareholder activism has been stalemated in this arena, and institutional shareholders want a new weapon.
If this happens, bondholders will take a serious haircut, while shareholders will get a big fat nothing.
Tight haircuts for bootboy bankers and existing shareholders could be the order of the day.
I am outraged at the degree of obnoxiousness with which they are treating shareholders.
The share price got hammered because Irish shareholders are net sellers in the long run.
However, Scottish Power has said it is likely to get rid of its Thus shares by handing them out to its own shareholders.
Currently, shareholders who want to offload shares sell back their stakes to the group.
The principle of the corporate veil as a protection against the liability of the shareholders of the corporation is enshrined in statute law.
Others argue that they can always unload a stock if corporate officers and directors are taking advantage of shareholders.
But making billions while your shareholders lose their shirts, and your workers lose their jobs, sticks in our craw.
The longer this fiasco goes on, then the more shareholders are going to be hurt, so let's get it over and done with as quickly as possible.
The chief executive says he has no plans to ask his shareholders to dip into their pockets to raise further finance.
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Bula Resources shares were subsequently delisted by the Stock Exchange, leaving shareholders in limbo.
In December 2000 it floated on the Stock Exchange after its shareholders voted in favour of demutualization.
Instead it was happy grow organically and to return the additional cash flow to shareholders.
This relief does not apply if the shareholders in the target company retain an option to sell their shares to another company.
The pressure on companies to make money for their shareholders has led to some truly heinous acts, in my view.
About 89.3 per cent of existing Hutchison shareholders exercised their options to subscribe for HTIL preference shares.
But it is now a very high wire act and will involve not inconsiderable expense for shareholders.
These are the interests of minority shareholders in subsidiaries of the group.
The Mangatawa Papakainga is a housing project designed specifically for our Kuia and Kaumatua shareholders.
If a sweetheart deal is obviously unethical and not in the interests of shareholders, legal action can be taken.
Details of the restructuring plan are expected to be included in the circular being sent to all shareholders in the next two weeks.
The dissenters circularized all shareholders the following week to warn them about the new resolution.
He communicated with shareholders, both by circularizing them and by his detailed interventions at shareholders' meetings.
The next decade looks to be one that could be characterised by equally greedy shareholders hungry for dividends.
Like these shareholders, partners remain personally liable for any personally negligent acts.
Servicing the debts will obviously involve a net transfer from the company to the syndicate of lenders, not the shareholders.
To their shame, these business leaders view shareholders as patsies, not partners.
Since most do not operate to earn profits, these enterprises do not pay dividends to shareholders.
But the private shareholders, the little people who had none of the big boys' clout and bargaining power, were treated with contempt.
In the meantime it also appears that there is friction between board directors and shareholders.
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The shareholders of Carlton and Granada could have been coining it from movies and old comedies.
So far, however, it does not appear to have hurt the company or reduced shareholders to fits of cold shivers.
Lipton survived the affair and told shareholders the incident had happened years before and the practice had been given up.
When they are privately-owned, they are accountable only to shareholders and fat-cat directors.
Those regulate, in pages of detail, who can be the directors and shareholders of incorporated firms.
As shareholders in God's eternal story, we commune with a creating God and are drawn into fellowship with a global community.
When talking to new black shareholders and concessionaires in the hake industry, one hears mostly how slowly things are moving.
There has been a fundamental conflict of interest between management and the company's shareholders.
One of Royal Bank's major institutional shareholders believes investors should stick with the Edinburgh-based financial giant for some time yet.
The placing of stakes of majority shareholders Bank held by Scotland and Harcourt Holdings amounted to 25 per cent of the stock.
The company, which manufactures bathroom suites, said it would pay shareholders an interim dividend of two cents per share.
But as the deal moved toward consummation, the Goldman arrangement was never disclosed in public documents to AOL or Time Warner shareholders.
Managers and large shareholders of other Irish plcs considering management or leveraged buyouts must be watching events with great interest.
It is always open to minority shareholders to contract for such representation.
The French company receives irrevocable commitments from over 50 per cent of shareholders.
The company recently issued a statement suspending the rights of some shareholders to sell their stock for cash.
And, in fact, that does seem unlikely unless the asking price is too good to be true, and then their shareholders might flip out.
A corporation is an entity separate from other persons who are its shareholders or associated with it.
As a general rule a corporation is a legal entity distinct from its shareholders.
These payments were treated as income to the corporation and then ordinary income to the shareholders.
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They save the companies a fair chunk of money and offer small shareholders a cost-effective way of getting rid of their shares.
Suppliers have their own shareholders to consider and few of them are flush with cash these days.
Howard, having, bought off all other shareholders was answerable to no one and operated through telephones while living in posh hotels.
What might shareholders, bankers, and staff lose financially if the firm folded?
And just when investors thought it had run out of people to blame, it blamed its own shareholders for panicking when the shares crashed.
In theory they can offer cheap loans because they are run by volunteers and there are no shareholders creaming off the profits.
And if shareholders believe a board is biased toward the interests of management, a buyout proposal can quickly founder.
Both firms have taken out full-page advertisements in leading newspapers to plead their case before customers and shareholders.
The employment was also clearly to allow the plaintiff and the former shareholders of PPI to work on the earn-out.
Walt Disney, one of the four equal shareholders with pre-emptive rights alongside Carlton and Granada, may well pick up the holding.
It is difficult to imagine the shareholders turning the deal down, since it represents a 16 per cent premium to the share price last month.
We don't have a charter and we don't have pressure from shareholders demanding profits and wanting to see readership figures.
Corporate managers act as the agent representing the shareholders, who are the firm's principals.
The action is brought against the company as well as the two principals and sole shareholders, officers and directors of the company.
In addition, the priorities of shareholders may be different from those of the directors.
She said the arrest involved only shares belonging to private shareholders but refused to elaborate.
They are joint-stock organizations whose principal purpose is to maximize profits for their shareholders.
Each merger promised to deliver bigger and better results for both customers and shareholders.
The proposed demerger has the potential to bring significant benefits for shareholders.
There was widespread stockmarket scepticism that the demerger would succeed in increasing the value to shareholders.
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In case of public limited companies, shareholders, who are counted as actual owners of the enterprises, also add to the list of losers.
Irate shareholders wondered exactly what he had delivered to deserve such a reward.
This article develops a model in which greenmail and other forms of management resistance to takeovers can benefit shareholders.
The deep discount means that if the shareholders don't cough up, their existing shareholdings will be diluted.
For the thousands of shareholders, whose stake in the company, like mine, have been diluted to near-zero, there is however a lesson to be learnt.
Even if the acquisition was made for stock, shareholders may have suffered dilution.
The majority opinion has been that existing shareholders must be picking up the tab by allowing their returns to be reduced through dilution.
There were a few grumbles from large shareholders and analysts leading up to the vote.
It now seems most likely that Global Trust Bank shareholders will be left holding the dirty end of the stick.
Today's corporate leader is expected to dismantle and disaggregate his corporation whenever there's a buck in it for his shareholders.
I imagine this bulletin has proven a major disappointment in certain corners, and not merely among Pfizer's shareholders.
It marks another win for disgruntled shareholders, but does the penalty go far enough?
Some small shareholders were so upset by events they walked out in disgust.
Companies are quite separate legal entities from the directors and indeed from the shareholders.
The majority shareholder cannot direct corporate decisions which enure to its benefit to the detriment of minority shareholders.
After asking for yet more Government money and then considering paying dividends to shareholders, this is the last straw.
In its June announcement, Baltimore's board proposed the return of cash via a special dividend to shareholders.
Most companies distribute dividends to shareholders every three or six months.
He also alleged that he had been done out of 60 million shares by one of the bank's three largest shareholders.
We aim to provide committed, long term equity to the business and its shareholders.
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To the extent the execs held on to their stock, they suffered along with other shareholders.
Once again, shareholders were pictured as dolts, unable to find their way off a stalled escalator.
There's a certain grim irony here from comments made at the 2001 shareholders meeting to consider the domicile shift.
A more serious case of attempted expropriation of minority shareholders is hard to imagine.
No company continues with its practices if bad publicity occurs, or prohibitive laws or tax regimes are enacted, or shareholders sell up, or investors say stop.
The club are now appealing for all willing minority shareholders to write to the club with permission to make the transferral, enclosing the original share certificate.
Those shareholders get out from a bad situation with a premium over the market price of their shares.
Current law taxes the fringe benefits of these shareholders.
The balance of shares is held by approximately 170 shareholders.
The boardroom bravado, however, has already drawn criticism from some influential shareholders.
We know that Les Moonves, like any good chief executive, cares about the bottom line and making a bundle for shareholders.
As shareholders, qua shareholders, they must be treated equally.
As the Kenya shilling fights its way up against the dollar, shareholders are capitalizing on the stock market before, inevitably, the prices start coming down.
The corporations are a strong lobby group in Alaska's capital since they not only control lands and assets but represent over 16,000 Tlingit and Haida shareholders.
Also, the sick-pay policy has been improved, absenteeism has dropped, and shareholders have received dividends in four of the past six financial years.
But from the comments made by shareholders talking in groups after the meeting and the market performance since, it is clear the jury is out on the new strategy.
We are instead witnessing a crony capitalism where the interests of CEOs are no longer aligned with the interests of their shareholders and workers.
This prospect is further whitening the knuckles of Vodafone shareholders.
Dell argues that while the company hasn't created whiz-bang inventions, it has produced cheap computers for buyers and huge returns for shareholders.
But shareholders were initially keeping their powder dry as they waited to see if the world's largest brewer would open up with a counter bid and raise the bidding stakes.
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Complicated cross-shareholdings in the keiretsu style are typical in Asia, where controlling families and their cronies siphon much wealth away from shareholders.
He just resented giving it to the shareholders of privatised monopolies.
Millions of former Abbey shareholders now hold Banco Santander shares.
When the bubble burst, their shareholders were left holding the bag.
There is little room for sympathy when chief executives screw up, particularly if shareholders, employees and customers are left holding the baby.
When the steady market increases came to a halt, and the dishonesty of some in corporate America came to light, shareholders were often left holding the bag.
The big institutional shareholders apparently have their own ideas about a new chairman and a couple of new directors to preside over the board rebuild.
But Railtrack is a natural monopoly and if it is to work in the interest of the people, rather than shareholders, then it must be owned by the people.
A number of shareholders have called for the sale of the chain so the group could focus on its Howden business, which sells kitchens to builders and small developers.
But their officers and shareholders do get hit up by the very same politicians who decry corporate involvement in politics.
A company making big league profits and paying fat dividends to shareholders should be ashamed of its insulting pay offer to the people who actually do the work.
I'm not certain whether shareholders can expect the full monty through their letterboxes, but they might think about clearing a space just in case.
The Act gives the shareholder two possibilities for laying a removal resolution before a meeting of the shareholders in the face of an uncooperative board.
But the outcome for shareholders is generally desperate because their interests tend to be heavily diluted by the issue of new equity to the creditors.
The chairman will address the shareholders on the proposed demerger.
More promising, it might be thought, is the strategy of giving the shareholders strong legal rights in relation to the appointment or removal of the directors.
The alternative allowing the insolvent banks to fail, seizing the assets, wiping out shareholders, giving bond holders a serious haircut is still not on the official agenda.
Specifically, we examine the unadjusted and market-adjusted returns earned by shareholders of CANPRIVs during the five-year period following privatization.
To be sure, no hedge fund attacks on blue-chip companies have come to light, and some say there's little to fear from shareholders seeking to exercise their rights.
He was then able to pay out a special dividend to shareholders and restore his own position, both in terms of his personal finances and his reputation.
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The company's spring meeting was the occasion for the shareholders to pre-empt the governing board by throwing down the gauntlet on finance and management of services.
Should the shareholders invest their hopes in the power of prayer?
This newspaper understands that the idea of a leveraged buyout was discussed by management and some shareholders in the past, but was not pursued.
A management buyout or leveraged buyout is a transaction where some individuals borrow large amounts of cash and buy the outstanding stock of all the other shareholders.
In addition, its ungeared balance sheet means it is well placed to fund an expansion programme without recourse to shareholders for further capital.
With more equity to come, shareholders face further dilution.
So that leaves shareholders in limbo until further details are released.
The financial firm belongs to a class of companies that promises, for its shareholders, a big dollop of jam tomorrow but only a slither of dry toast today.
It should also put an end to limited liability for shareholders.
The auction of Odeon was sparked in June after one property investor failed to get other shareholders to accept his pre-emptive offer of 360 million pounds.
I want to provide a public service, not line the pockets of shareholders.
Indeed, the schemes of co-determination in Germany constitute functioning examples of shareholders sharing control with one other stakeholder group, namely the employees.
Corporate scandals have recently rocked the business world, shocked shareholders and the public at large, and led to the downfall of several large-scale firms.
If SarahPAC were a publicly traded company, its shareholders would be revolting.
Since shareholders have a nasty habit of leaving, customers will probably have to bear the brunt of these losses and the bank may try to push profit margins even wider apart.
Making profits for shareholders ought to be the main objective for a listed company and, as such, investors tend to pay most attention to reported profits.
Why should ordinary shareholders be bounced into selling out on the cheap?
For others, it means going public and answering to shareholders.
If the bank is not going to dip into 2002 profits to deal with the problem, then shareholders need to know what other routes it might take to deal with it.
There were plenty of newsworthy exchanges between Argus and shareholders, but with 24 pages of longhand notes, one would not want to overindulge an AGM review.
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This all represents a step change for shareholders of utility shares.
Questions that shareholders are asking require urgent answers.
Because many companies rely on stock options to pump up earnings, she takes a hard look at how the cost of options and their dilution to shareholders decrease the bottom line.
While he agrees it's a good outcome for shareholders, he believes there could be a sting in the tail for investors as the big players consider their options.
Nokia, Michelin and Volkswagen are prime examples of companies driven by creating products of high value and not just value for shareholders, he said.
Other investors, financiers and shareholders have also got cold feet.
But corporate executives and shareholders alike should be disturbed by the extortive circumstances in which Jackson appears to have gathered much of their money.
But his autocratic style has landed him in trouble with shareholders.
And companies are shoveling dividends out to their shareholders before the taxman comes calling.
After all, HP's shareholders were split almost 50-50 on the Compaq deal at the time, and since then, it has become clear the detriments outweighed the benefits.
What needs to made clear at this point is some assumptions that lie behind this picture of tardy, incompetent, and detached management of the company by the shareholders.
The shareholders have no claim, on a winding-up, to the return of their contributions to the company until all the creditors' claims have been satisfied.
Major shareholders may be buying back the loans on the cheap.
If the profit of one division increases with a corresponding decrease to another division the net overall effect is the same for the single entity and hence, the shareholders.
There then follow 18 sub-paragraphs listing various actions or activities which are prohibited without the prior written consent of both shareholders.
Should Mr. Greenberg snare a major settlement without A.I.G., the company could face additional lawsuits from other shareholders.
The power of shareholders, and in particular financial institutions such as investment funds, has once again risen to dominate the power of technostructures.
The Lords confirmed the lower court's view that net profits for tax purposes were not net profits as disclosed in a set of accounts presented to shareholders.
Sounds like a clear cut case of rapacious health care companies heartlessly trying to squeeze the hospitals for the benefit of their greedy shareholders, doesn't it?
This prompted some vehement criticism from shareholders in May.

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