Sentence examples for advantage of shareholders from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wyly hopes to take advantage of shareholders' disappointment in the stumbling stock price of the company, which makes software, and investor concern about inquiries into its accounting by the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors.

We can take the lead, but it will be to the advantage of global shareholders, not British workers.

Legal title to assets is often not formalized, and even when it is, Chinese executives can use the lack of rule of law to take advantage of foreign shareholders.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is supposed to see to it that corporate managers don't take advantage of the shareholders they're supposed to represent.

He also suggested that Li's buyout plan took advantage of minority shareholders, who have been hurt by PCCW's share price dramatic fall from over 120 Hong Kong dollars to over 2 Hong Kong dollars over most of the last decade.

First, firms who have the government, especially the central government, as their largest shareholder are more likely to disclose their IC self-assessment with an auditor's attestation, indicating that the Chinese government is under pressure not to take advantage of outside shareholders and to reduce its own agency problems with managers.

He also suggested that Li's buyout plan takes advantage of minority shareholders, who have been hurt by the dramatic fall in PCCW's share price, from over 120 Hong Kong dollars ($15.48) to over 2 Hong Kong dollars over most of the last decade.

The less you earn, the less money you have to invest in the savings plans which take advantage of the shareholder distribution of the profits from banking.

Mr. Willens added that an exchange offer has the advantage of letting Viacom shareholders rearrange their holdings tax-free.

Mr McKillen has sought to do deals to his own advantage when these were not to the advantage of his fellow shareholders".

The first is whether Google's founders will get greedy or sloppy down the road and abuse their control to their own advantage and the detriment of shareholders.