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The referendum result has cast doubt over the merger, which has been approved by shareholders from both companies, but the LSE said it was making "good progress".

The London Stock Exchange Group and Deutsche Börse agreed to an all-stock merger in March, and it was approved by shareholders from both exchanges in July.

To get around that, Mr. Livingston said, some co-ops rent the spaces used by shareholders from the garage operator and then "sublease" them back to the shareholders.

While that action is unlikely, the government will be concerned about whether pursuing a criminal case could hurt JPMorgan's operations beyond the losses already suffered by shareholders from the drop in the share price.

The suit, filed in Federal District Court in Boston by Aaron E. Landy Jr., a small shareholder in Southlake, Tex., contends that the executives improperly profited from John Hancock's conversion in early 2000 from ownership by policyholders to ownership by shareholders, and from the more than doubling of its share price.

Among those, 45 companies' pay strategies have been rejected by shareholders, up from 29 last year at this time.

A system that granted shareholders extra votes for accepting a long-term horizon could easily lead to a world of unaccountable boards, protected by entrenched shareholders from the danger of potential dismissal or takeover.

The takeover of SABMiller by its larger rival, Anheuser-Busch InBev, was approved by shareholders despite objections from some SABMiller investors.

Lehman's gross leverage ratio — the value of its assets divided by shareholders' equity — went from 24 in 2005 to 31 in 2007.

Although such profits are wonderful things, Mr. Olstein said, they cannot be viewed as favorably by shareholders as income generated from a company's business operations.

That tweet triggered a series of events that caused chaos at the company, including several lawsuits filed by shareholders and a subpoena from the SEC.