Sentences with phrase «future shareholder issues»

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Thus, issuing (voting) shares means either the current shareholders reduce their proportion of owernship, or the company reissues stock it held back from a previous offering (in which case it no longer has that stock available to issue and thus has less ability to raise funds in the future).

Whether due to the lack of a formal agreement, issues not originally anticipated, or disagreements that develop regarding the future of the business, the outcome of the dispute and the rights of shareholders depend on identifying the proper remedies and ensuring they are implemented.

January 31, 2017 Corporate Real Estate Positioned to Lead in the CSR Effort Corporate Social Responsibility is increasingly being used as a tool for expressing the values of companies and their shareholders, a way of linking organizations to popular or important issues, and a point of pride for employees, according to a report from CoreNet Global, The Bigger Picture: The Future of Corporate Real Estate.