Sentence examples for of both shareholders from inspiring English sources

In service of both shareholders and what they asserted was the public good, they borrowed extensively in order to buy and hold mortgages in their own investment portfolios.

If the two biggest aviation markets in the world could thus link their two liberalised regions in a transatlantic common aviation market, the rest of the world would be under strong pressure to follow their example.The industry that has done so much to facilitate globalisation would then itself join the process, to the greater good of both shareholders and travellers.

Investors are hoping that a deal with BNP is drawing near, and will meet the demands of both shareholders and the French bank.

"We believe that speed in concluding a transaction is in the best interest of both shareholders," said Michael Pearson, Valeant chief executive officer, on the call.

But the bail-out of Washington Mutual hit both shareholders and senior-debt holders.Any rescue is a balance.

The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the Steamfitters Local 449 Pension Fund in Pittsburgh and Central Laborers' Pension Fund in Jacksonville, Illinois, both shareholders of JPMorgan.

It still needs the approval of both companies' shareholders.

Cadbury's Defence Document only reinforces our belief that there is a compelling strategic and financial rationale to combining these two companies and that doing so would be in the best interest of both companies' shareholders.

"Cadbury's defense document only reinforces our belief that there is a compelling strategic and financial rationale to combining these two companies and that doing so would be in the best interest of both companies' shareholders".

News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch said last week that his company's news-making donations to Republican organizations were in the best interest of both his shareholders and the American people.

Mr. Riggio never made a formal offer to the board, and in recent weeks became leery of both the shareholder lawsuits that might arise from any bid and the distraction it might become to the company.