Sentences with phrase «growing number of shareholder»

The small but growing number of shareholder votes on diversity proposals is on pace to match or exceed the record set last year, according to data compiled by ISS Analytics, which tracks proxies.

The small but growing number of shareholder votes on diversity proposals is on pace to match or exceed the record set last year, according to data compiled by ISS Analytics,...

Last year, a growing number of shareholders demanded more transparency on companies» political spending, with 30 percent of proposals reflecting that expectation.

The growing number of shareholders voicing opposition to Dell's US$ 24.4 billion plan to go private appears to be putting the company increasingly on the defensive, raising questions about the terms of the deal.

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At WD - 40, employee engagement numbers are in excess of 90 percent and shareholder value has grown consistently over the past 14 years.

Over the past two years, a growing number of U.S. banks has capped their directors» earnings, but the ceilings are so high that they primarily serve to fend off potential shareholder litigation rather than control the pace of pay increases.

A growing number of corporations unhappy with shareholder proposals are taking their frustrations to court.

While working with businesses, she realised the growing number of ASX - listed Chinese companies were struggling to connect with shareholders, leading to share price stagnation.

Provided that our shareholders are long - term and fully understand our process, I have little concern about «growing» our number of shareholders, which is why we don't advertise, and why we regularly do «anti-marketing» to discourage short - term investments.

There are actually a large number of global tech companies that are extremely profitable and, partly as a result, pay out large and growing dividends to shareholders.

Since taking the helm in 2011, Cook has essentially been tasked with managing the transformation of Apple from a fast - growing company seemingly immune to the law of large numbers, to a more stately — but still incredibly profitable — corporate powerhouse that consistently showers shareholders with dividends and buybacks.

In Now a baker's dozen in North Dakota, footnoted.org's Michelle Leder tracks the small, but growing number of companies whose shareholders are requesting via the annual proxy process t...

In Now a baker's dozen in North Dakota, footnoted.org's Michelle Leder tracks the small, but growing number of companies whose shareholders are requesting via the annual proxy process that their companies relocate to North Dakota:

A growing number of green businesses also seek to redefine what their mission is as a business — and it's not to just make more profits for their shareholders.

It is widely anticipated that the number of class actions brought around the world will continue to grow, driven by the globalisation of litigation funders and the increasing appetite from funders and plaintiff law firms to develop new claims outside shareholder class actions.