Sentence examples for thousands of shareholders from inspiring English sources

Then all of a sudden they have to make a presentation to thousands of shareholders.

The exemption will be available to for-profit companies, whether they are owned by one family or thousands of shareholders.

Given Google's new status as the dominant brand in both the media and technology businesses, that's a question thousands of shareholders, pundits and competitors are asking.

The lawsuit seeks to represent thousands of shareholders who purchased BlackBerry stock from 27 September 2012, to 20 September 2013, a period in which it alleges executives misrepresented the state of BlackBerry's operations.

A judge hearing the case brought by thousands of shareholders claiming they were misled into buying RBS shares in April 2008 was told that the majority of them had indicated their willingness to agree a settlement with the bailedout bank.

Thousands of shareholders in Royal Bank of Scotland are accusing the institution's former chief executive – along with three former board colleagues and the bank itself – of misleading them when they bought the bank's shares in a failed rescue attempt in April 2008.

The inn is now owned by hundreds of shareholders, who reopened it as a community pub this year after renovations.

We have these big multinational institutions that are owned by huge numbers, maybe millions, of shareholders dispersed all over the world.

It is a powerful minority representing "millions of shareholders," said Eric Cohen, a former Fidelity shareholder who is co-founder of Investors Against Genocide, a private group based in Boston.

In a wave of recent cases, judges in Delaware, the state that has pioneered the nation's corporate laws but holds less than one-third of one percent of the U.S. population, have issued opinions that dramatically curtail the rights of millions of shareholders across the country.

The truth is that these eight billionaires, through the salaries and stock paid to their employees and the stock owned by millions of shareholders, have made millions of people rich and improved the lives of billions of people through the use of their products.