The best hope to change this situation is to
allow shareholders the power to move the state of incorporation of public companies from one state to another.
Not exact matches
Generally, an entrepreneur can not own 50 percent or more of the business that his or her IRA is invested in, unless the company has a minority
shareholder with complete veto
power over all transactions — but in some cases, even that won't be
allowed.
One boon for
shareholders for next year's annual meeting: SEC rules that went into effect earlier this week will
allow shareholders to change company's governance procedures when it comes to director nominations, which could give
shareholders power to nominate directors.
By
allowing certain stock to have more voting
power than other stock our company takes our public
shareholder money but does not let us have an equal voice in our company's management.
While a more realistic assumption, such as a
power law distribution in
shareholder size, will change the values of voting
power, it will not change the main results: percentage ownership alone does not equal voting
power,
allowing for full optimization of voting
power.