Sentence examples for voting shareholder from inspiring English sources

In its news release, Third Point implied that Yahoo was trying to covertly lock up its voting shareholder base by meeting what the hedge fund said were the "minimum requirements" set by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Grillo received seventeen hundred and fifty proxies, for 4.8 million shares, making him the company's largest voting shareholder, although Consob, the regulatory commission of the Italian stock market, ruled that the proxies had not been properly transferred and were invalid.

There will be a resolution at BlackRock's May 25th shareholder meeting which would instruct the company to re-evaluate its practices on voting shareholder proxies on CEO pay.

He is, among other things, a grandson of the founder of Saudi Arabia, the second-largest voting shareholder in NewsCorp after the Murdochs and, according to Forbes magazine, the world's 26th richest billionaire.

"The easiest thing to do from Shari's point of view is to convince Les and the board of CBS to do a deal," said Mario Gabelli, whose investment firm, Gamco, is the second-largest voting shareholder in Viacom and CBS.

While the Treasury Department has pledged $250 billion to buy equity in large and small banks, Mr. Bush said the government would buy only a small percentage of stock, and would not act as a voting shareholder.

Mason is claiming that voting shareholders would lose out.

At the oil giant's AGM on May 19th, 59% of voting shareholders sided against pay packages for top executives.

At BP's AGM in 2009, 38% of voting shareholders disapproved of its lavish remuneration packages for top executives.

The rebellion at Inmarsat reached 35% of voting shareholders when deliberate abstentions were included and 44% at Tullett.

At Rio Tinto, a mining firm with a habit of digging holes for itself, a fifth of voting shareholders rejected its remuneration policy.