Sentence examples for concerned shareholder from inspiring English sources

In response to the turmoil at the News Corporation, which decided on Thursday to shut down one of its British tabloid newspapers, News of the World, amid a phone hacking scandal, here's an imagined letter from a concerned shareholder to the company's independent board members: You have a pivotal role in taking control of the dire crisis facing our company.

But its board is by no means the only one that has thumbed its nose at concerned shareholders.

Now, Motorola -- which also makes satellite phone handsets for Iridium -- is trying to cut its losses and appease concerned shareholders.

The former mergers and acquisitions banker at Deutsche Morgan Grenfell and Lehman Brothers will be expected to oversee the disposal of assets on behalf of concerned shareholders.

The move, however, was not enough to silence all of its increasingly concerned shareholders, and only 69 per cent of investors endorsed the performance of Deutsche's two ceos at its annual meeting on 21 May.

At its AGM last year, a number of concerned shareholders questioned the G4S board about the company's complicity in the detention and abuse of Palestinian children, eliciting the promise of a review of the current situation.

British pay-TV firm BSkyB's earnings soared on Friday as new CEO James Murdoch prepared to make his debut before concerned shareholders.

Although Nintendo has sizeable cash reserves - it had more than 478bn yen $5.9bn £3.7bnbn) to hand at the end of September - he is concerned shareholders will see little benefit from the Wii U. Nintendo has been a difficult investment.

Concerned shareholders are questioning whether the board and top-level executives acted in the shareholders' best interests, and are filing suit with claims the deal was "grossly unfair" to shareholders, and the acquisition price was "far below the maximum value".

Immelt then defended GE against charges it had responded in a less than consiliatory way to concerned shareholders: "Arrogance is the one word that I never want our company to be called [sic], so to the extent to which that is a perception, then that's a perception that will change," he said.

The first story out was about the collapse of Board member William Bucky Bushsh followed by CEO Angela Braly's sudden adjournment of the meeting while a line of concerned shareholders were still waiting to have their questions answered.