Sentence examples for shareholder pain from inspiring English sources

It was a merger of convenience, a way for TiVo to get out of its slump and die gracefully without much shareholder pain.

David Tice's Dallas-based Prudent Bear Fund shorted Firstplus when it was around $50. Phillips, 49, has felt his shareholders' pain.

As the financial services train-wreck continues, CEOs are getting better at saying they feel shareholders' pain.

For Sprint shareholders, the pain since the merger collapsed has been intense.

Top officials at American International Group Inc. knew of potential problems in valuing derivative contracts long before these risky transactions caused the insurer's shareholders severe pain, according to documents released by congressional investigators.

In general regulators have stuck to the standard script of bank bail-outs, in which shareholders take the pain and bondholders are protected.

Would they and their shareholders be spared pain again Another concern that hangs over the banks is the central government's moves to restrict credit and cool the economy.

When a company stumbles, shareholders feel the pain through stock-price declines.

Bear shareholders howled in pain at the original offer, which valued their firm's equity at $236.2 million.

The rigorous screening process saves the company and its shareholders plenty of pain, heartache and money down the road.

For resident shareholders, "sublets are a pain".