"Disgruntled shareholders" refers to individuals who are unhappy or dissatisfied with a company they have invested in.
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A small Canadian activist fund is leading a group
of disgruntled shareholders in a campaign to break - up Research In Motion Limited (USA)(NASDAQ: RIMM).
Research In Motion Ltd. (TSX: RIM): Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis stepped aside as co-chairmen and co-chief executives amid pressure from
disgruntled shareholders in January.
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when disgruntled shareholders can't oust top managers, it's often argued, they are better able to deflect the pressure to sacrifice long - term performance for short - term return.
Experts marveled at the swiftness of the coup, saying it reflects the growing sense of cooperation
among disgruntled shareholders looking to dispatch with embattled corporate leaders.
If an entrepreneur's intent is to use a sizable portion of investment funds to pay off debt, buy a building or enter into a joint venture deal with a partner,
then disgruntled shareholders can't complain in coming years that they were misled or not adequately informed about your plans.
It wasn't immediately clear if details from the affidavit will have any impact on two class - action lawsuits in Ontario and Quebec that are seeking more than $ 1 billion on behalf
of disgruntled shareholders.
Australian Agricultural Company will not consider selling the company's property and cattle and returning the proceeds to
disgruntled shareholders.
The chief executive of the beleaguered Australian Agricultural Company will not consider selling the company's property and cattle and returning the proceeds to
disgruntled shareholders, despite ordering a review of the group after announcing a shock profit downgrade.