As a result, the lack of criminal inquiries by the government means that restitution is often paid by innocent parties — shareholders — who have already been hurt by the questionable conduct.
Armani owns almost 100% of it (there are third-party shareholders of several of the group's subsidiaries; and Simint, a manufacturing subsidiary, is traded in Milan, but in May Armani announced a plan to buy back its shares).
Fewer people become party members; shareholders no longer let businesses give as generously as they did to the Tories; and Labour has deliberately reduced its financial dependence on trade unions.
But when it is a dispute that directly implicates third parties like shareholders, the arbitration provision may go a bit too far.
But when it is a dispute that directly implicates third parties like shareholders, the arbitration provision may go a bit too far" since they provide for confidential dispute of the proceedings without knowledge of those third parties.
This is because prosecutors will not be able to bring charges except in response to a complaint from a party—a shareholder, say, or a creditor who is able to show damage as a result of the alleged fraud.
First, the party exerts shareholder power over state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
However, despite the fact that contracting parties, both shareholders and managers, are subject to taxation, tax considerations have been notably absent from the theoretical principal agent literature.
Most of our big theaters are multipurpose auditoriums that host everything from plays to music and dance performances to marriage parties and shareholder meetings.
A companys stock price falls, the class-action lawyers file a complaint, and after months of expensive pretrial jousting, the parties settle with the companys shareholders picking up the tab.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark .— A bribery scandal took a back seat to the party at the shareholders' meeting of Wal-Mart Stores on Friday.
