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The impact of the trading loss on JPMorgan, which caused a nearly $13 billion drop in the bank's stock market value the day after it was announced, is likely to lead to shareholder derivative suits asserting a breach of fiduciary duty by the directors.
Prior to the crisis, high GDP growth didn't lead to shareholder returns.
The stealing of trade secrets or other strategic intellectual property is rarely reported, as executives worry that publicizing a breach could attract more cyberspies looking for network vulnerabilities or even lead to shareholder lawsuits.
That led to shareholder lawsuits claiming that Mr. Sass's firm was trying to force a merger to salvage its money-losing stake in Levitz.
The loans have led to shareholder lawsuits and fueled longstanding doubts about whether the board is independent enough to function effectively.
It has also led to shareholder lawsuits, investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Justice Department and European regulators of the way Shell accounts for reserves, and a decision by the company to delay publishing its 2003 report until late May.
Mr Raymond's heartfelt and extreme scepticism about climate science (a few years ago he insisted to The Economist that global warming is a giant hoax) has helped fuel boycotts of his firm and led to shareholder lawsuits.It would be nice to believe that Mr Tillerson is just the man to transform Exxon into a gentler giant.
There's been no shortage of rumored interest from larger companies to snap up Yahoo and its assets, but Mayer and Webb's seeming lack of interest in those options has led to shareholder confusion and strengthened Starboard's argument.
Analysts said the backing of Qatar Holding, Xstrata's second-largest shareholder after Glencore, probably would lead to overall shareholder approval next week, despite concerns that investors might still reject proposed payouts to Xstrata executives.
DealBook » Qatar Wealth Fund Backs Glencore's Bid for Xstrata | "Analysts said the backing of Qatar Holding, Xstrata's second-largest shareholder after Glencore, probably would lead to overall shareholder approval next week," Mark Scott reported.
Cryan says he believes that requirements such as higher capital ratio requirements will lead to lower shareholder returns and he's wary of government involvement in the sector.
