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The company is "Limited by Guarantee" and has no shareholders but members.

But with Vevey so far silent, Cadbury shareholders can only hope Kraft finds a few more chocolate coins in its pocket.

The merged firm will keep 35% of the environment business and a shareholders' pact will give it a control over fully 47% of the company.

BHP's Kloppers, 48, has said he will walk away from the biggest acquisition deal this year if it's not in the best interest of shareholders.

Far from wiping out shareholders, Resona's stock quadrupled over the next 12 months, as did the rest of the Japanese bank sector.

Such a deal would be easier to pull off between governments rather than with pesky independent shareholders. So buying them out makes sense.

Under this circumstances, the company laws of numerous countries have established the system of the right to know of shareholders.

But the question facing Microsoft shareholders in recent months is, what is the best way for the company to turn the stock price around?

But nobody ever seems to explain what the shareholders have done that is so wonderful that they should get a lot more of it.

'Some of their directors (in the West) weren't elected by shareholders but instead by the management, ' he said.

The former head of one of India's largest foreign investors shakes his head and says it was naive about putting shareholders' cash there.

Outgoing chairman Paul Skinner did not rule out a compromise deal to appease shareholders angry at being shut out from the fundraising.

The chairman tried to reassure the shareholders that the company's bad results would not be repeated.

Investor's prudence may be a comfort to its shareholders today, yet for some time it was a source of great aggravation.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt revealed Monday to The Wall Street Journal that the company is 'thinking' about returning cash to shareholders.

'It's going to be an important learning curve for China' to understand the role that shareholders have in these considerations, he said.

He has said he would like to return to Olympus but that the final decision is up to shareholders.

In the end, it was not rapacious politicians who killed the Company, but the greed and power of its managers and shareholders.

Yet it might be useful to know what they do all day, and whether any of it benefits shareholders.

But the shareholders' money is only a small part of the total amount of money which the clearing banks have at their command.

As one of the means for non-tradable shareholders to put their shares tradable, put warrants were issued and came into market.

Shareholders, though, continued to voice concerns at the widening gap between the wage increases of workforces and top executives.

But shareholders have frequently been caught up in the manias of the moment, along with everyone else.

But they also count on investment bankers to structure financial deals in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.

Executives could be in the line of fire too, since they assured shareholders that the bank was fine just before it almost went belly-up.

"Currently, only securities and trust companies are allowed to be majority shareholders, from a strict reading of the rules, " it says.

But suppose you were a greedy lottery company manager, concerned more with your own bonus than with your shareholders' interests.

Investors are waiting to see if the company's loyalty remains with its shareholders or is shifting to the state.

The NETELLER Plc Board of Directors is of the opinion that this proposal is in the best interests of shareholders as a whole.

While Goldman will give shareholders a say on pay, the bank would not be required to bow to its investors wishes.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is also trying to make it easier for shareholders to nominate people to boards of directors.

Was all this costly conquest really worth it? asked the company's Delft shareholders in 1644.

The measure of a CEO's achievement was the total return achieved for shareholders during his tenure.

It's supposed to be a meritocracy. And it's supposed to align the interests of the individual employee with the bank and the shareholders.

He is trying to sell off $500bn of assets and get $15bn off the cost base, keep the unions off his back, and reassure shareholders.

This hardly adds up to the sort of news that should scare, say, shareholders in the world's largest mining stocks and German midcaps.

Many of his most famous quotes emanate from his annual letters to his shareholders; others come from speeches or interviews.

It had eventually to be taken over by the state; its shareholders have so far lost everything.

If they were to spend some of that cash on expanding their businesses or rewarding shareholders, it could boost stocks, analysts say.

The question of what obligations should apply to the bank's controlling shareholders remains a stumbling block.

A company whose stock is listed on a stock exchange and is usually owned by a large number of individual shareholders.

Shareholders would have been wiped out, as was appropriate for an institution needing such a public rescue.

This entitles you to vote at the shareholders' meeting and allows you to receive any profits that the company allocates to its owners.

But shareholders in financial institutions have seen rather too much of that strategy lately to be entirely comfortable with it.

Shareholders are, perhaps, too weak to be able to turn anger into outcome, but they may also be lazy, or complicit.

The SEC official said the goal of any new rules would be to give shareholders a better sense of financial institutions' actual debt levels.

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For example, its authors abhor Congress's recent decision to give shareholders a say in how much chief executives are paid.

Now, maybe there will be questions about how much Apple should have disclosed to shareholders.

Able to go down into details with the line personnel and to go up to the strategic level with the President and shareholders.

To give Zell his due, the Tribune Company had plenty of problems when he took over, and shareholders like me owe him a debt of thanks.

The issue price is usually close to the existing market price to protect the interests of existing shareholders.

The interests of the shareholders and the interests of the bank management and employees are much less aligned, if at all.

"It's a classic example of how companies' management has not listened to its own shareholders, " he said.

How much of the cash contributed at arrow 1 in Figure 1. 1 comes from shareholders and how much from borrowing?

"They're all approved by the shareholders as well as the independent compensation committees in each one of the companies, " he said.

Charlie and I try to behave with our managers just as we attempt to behave with Berkshire's shareholders.

It is up to shareholders to see that companies are well run, unless there is market failure, says Paul Myners, the City minister.

He might have added that the biggest shareholders were often the bank chiefs themselves.

Wealthy families and industrial groups from the oil-rich Gulf countries make up the majority of the bank's founding shareholders.

But our memories are short. We should not need any more reminders that company leaders do not always look after their shareholders.

But a year later, James with dedicated performance and smart style of care, won the trust of shareholders, firmly secured this seat.

When a company or one of its divisions is doing badly, shareholders do not like to see the bosses walking off with a lot of loot.

In theory, as the owners of the company, shareholders should be able to keep executives under control.

Our shareholders in the space of just a few weeks had seen the value of the stock cut in half, and was continuing to head south.

The company has yet to return any of it to shareholders or use it to make a major acquisition.

However, the shareholders of the banks will not be so pleased if the credit binge ends up in a wave of new bad loans.

Nufarm cautioned that there was no certainty an agreement would be reached or an offer put to shareholders.

Little profit was paid out in dividends and there was no management accountability to shareholders.

That meeting captured more headlines for a vote by shareholders to approve Mr Joyce a 71% pay rise, which took his salary to A$5m a year.

The bank said it would decide whether or not to take part based on "the economic merits to shareholders. "

The bank reported a third-quarter net loss applicable to shareholders of $91 million, compared with a profit of $498 million a year earlier.

A company might use some of its earnings to pay dividends as a reward to shareholders. Or it might reinvest the money into the business.

Lewis, though a spokesman, said the offer 'is derisory , and I do not believe that shareholders will approve it.

The company says that most of the IPO proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, rather than cashing out existing shareholders.

The job of a company, he said, was to make profits for its shareholders, not to pursue socially responsible goals.

However, the bank concluded that the terms of the financing were not economically feasible for either its own or Vale's shareholders.

In his letter to shareholders, Moynihan went out of his way to thank U. S. taxpayers for making $45 billion in TARP funds available.

He said the high turnover mostly involved churn of the stock between existing shareholders.

Such a move will probably mollify shareholders who have complained about mismanagement at the company.

But the rest of the board had not been as fully informed, and the shareholders had initially been misinformed.

Alan Greenspan later commented how astounded he was that bank chiefs had not consulted shareholders' interests.

On this shareholders seemed to have their doubts, at least judging from the 5 per cent slide in Berkshire's share price since Monday.

The manager planned to sell the company, but the shareholders were kept completely in the dark.

Apple's shareholders are no doubt hoping that the iPad will live up to its billing as a seminal device in the history of computing.

The bank would then shoulder the loss, meaning it would have to raise capital and dilute existing shareholders.

But that cash belongs to the shareholders, who may be able to put it to better use than the company's managers.

But Thomson's directors and shareholders seem to have doubts about all this upheaval.

"We came to the conclusion it was on balance the right thing to do for our shareholders, " he said.

We will monitor what [other] banks are doing, how much of the cost will be borne by staff and how much will be taken by shareholders.

"We came to the conclusion it was on balance the right thing to do for our shareholders, " he said.

We will monitor what [other] banks are doing, how much of the cost will be borne by staff and how much will be taken by shareholders.

Existing shareholders will no doubt resist dilution, but they must not be allowed to stand in the way of a solution.

A company can be formed with a minimum of two people becoming its shareholders. They must appoint a director and a company secretary.

InBev will also have to inform Mofcom "in a timely manner" of any changes to its controlling shareholders.

Article Shareholders are not allowed to withdraw their investment after the registration of the company.

Over the past few months, I've shared with you what I've heard from our shareholders, operators, developers, suppliers and from you.

In an uncharacteristic move, airline-industry regulators in Beijing said they would allow China Eastern's shareholders to settle the matter.

Modern company management problems is often a big shareholders medium and small shareholders between agency problems.

Two or more shareholders may provide for the manner in which they will vote their shares by signing an agreement for that purpose.

With shareholders wiped out by a default, the big question would be how much money bondholders could reasonably expect to recover.

Wendy did have a bit of a head start when she joined this company-her father is one of the major shareholders.

Some shareholders and analysts argued that he and the company had an obligation to publicly disclose the nature of his condition.

Alibaba is also trying to reduce foreign shareholders in the company.

Mr. Obama introduced legislation to give shareholders a say when he was a senator, though the bill did not become law.

More than two-fifths of Autonomy's shareholders have already accepted HP's bid and British rules would make it hard to pull out of the deal.

The hedge funds that own half or more of the German group would prefer to see cash returned to shareholders.

The shareholders argue that the bank was a going concern and had a strong asset base, albeit hit by short-term liquidity problems.

Yet Thursday's figures aren't just a relief for the company and its shareholders.

He took pains to explain to shareholders that GE did not plan to amass the entire $30 billion reserve before it began spending it.

He took pains to explain to shareholders that GE did not plan to amass the entire $30 billion reserve before it began spending it.

Investors said the contradictory nature of Midwest's statement was likely to confuse shareholders.

If the company goes down the pan, ordinary shareholders are at the end of the line and seldom get a crumb.

Since the existing shareholders were obviously not completely wiped out by the deal, they do well out of it - probably too well.

Corporations can have a few major shareholders. Or ownership can be spread among the general public.

HKEC would be a performance and growth driven commercial entity allowed to make profit and distribute dividends to its shareholders.

Shareholders seem to have their thinking on this pretty straight.

It is easy to see how they might be attempted to engage in activities not in the best interest of shareholders.

The "shareholders" as such had no knowledge of the lives, thoughts or needs of the workmen employed by the company in which he held shares.

But people close to the situation said the shareholders and the company's bankers had been working overtime to get the listing done.

It said yesterday it had bought out the controlling shareholders in the company that operates 62 outlets in Beijing and Tianjin.

What is in common in both cases is the presence of Romanian state in shareholders structure, which seems to be an Important risk factor.

A limited liability company with a relatively small number of shareholders and of a small scale may have one or two supervisors.

Such free cash flow must be paid out to shareholders if the firm is to be efficient and to maximize value for shareholders.

The board told shareholders that it had "considered the offer and believed it significantly undervalues Rank and its prospects" .

With a laugh, he added that shareholders of Softbank might have more tolerance for risk than Yahoo's shareholders.

In simpler parlance, ROE is a measure of how much profit the company can squeeze out of what its shareholders have put in.

The point is that, as a corporation, we're trying to do more than just serve our shareholders.

I'm trying to do it in a way where it makes sense for both shareholders.

Former shareholders remain tight-lipped about how much they lost and the ultimate settlements were never made public.

Politicians in the U. S. say BP should be using all its resources to stop the spill and clean up the Gulf, not rewarding shareholders.

However, finding the maximum price at which Google's shares could be sold might harm both the company and its shareholders in the long run.

Most shareholders, customers and potential staff like the concept of motivation through rewards connected to results.

It's not easy to prove that an executive intended to deceive shareholders rather than just engaged in sloppy paperwork, say lawyers.

Directors shall faithfully, honestly and diligently perform their duties for the best interests of the company and all the shareholders.

He said a rights issue was "more value creative" and respected UK shareholders' preemption rights.

Now Rosenfeld must summon all of her powers as she takes on her biggest marketing challenge yet: selling the Cadbury deal to shareholders.

Speaking at a Shareholders Q&A on Thursday night, he explained why he did not add to his stable of midfielders.

Graham taught Mr. Buffett that at the heart of the relationship between management and shareholders is a profound conflict of interest.

Goldman spokesman Lucas van Praag said major shareholders had not contacted the company about lowering its bonus pool.

When he dropped by the court to observe proceedings earlier this week, shareholders approached him to express gratitude.

The fact that this announcement came just a week after Whitman's election to HP's board should raise a red flag to shareholders.

Buffett also offered Berkshire shareholders few new details about how the company would function once he is no longer running it.

Huiyuan's founders and major shareholders had endorsed the sale as a way for the company to improve product development and marketing.

However, he said owners of non- tradeable shares should pay a price to other shareholders to have the shares listed.

Prior to registration and establishment, the company may not deliver any share certificate to its shareholders.

In a statement, Goldman said the settlement 'is the right outcome for our firm, our shareholders and our clients. '

A limited liability company is established By capital contributions made jointly by at least two and no more than fifty shareholders.

Inherent in an agency relationship is the separation between the management of a firm and its shareholders.

If the bank also invests in the fund, that puts it in a privileged position compared with other shareholders.

The Company and its shareholders will not be bound to consider or accept either the highest or any offer.

Alan Greenspan has been derided for his naive surprise that bank boards did not act in the best interests of shareholders.

No assets of the company may be distributed to the shareholders prior to full payments as stipulated by the preceding Paragraph.

The source said the shareholders have yet to decide whether to tender part of their holdings in the planned offering or issue new shares.

Whether or not this was good for consumers can be debated, but it was undeniably good for Oracle shareholders.

The state's interest in the nationality of the LSE's shareholders was restricted to the potential effects on regulation, he said.

And you don't need me to tell you how handsomely they've rewarded shareholders along the way.

Grande Cache's board supports the deal and a special meeting of the company's shareholders is scheduled in December.

Shareholders are likely to press for the bank to focus on its safer wealth-management businesses.

"It will resolve investor uncertainty and provide shareholders with a substantial premium to our last traded share price, " he said.

He calls it "a generous transfer of value from shareholders to consumers. "

Shareholders are likely to demand at least some of the rising earnings be put directly into their hands.

Current Time Warner shareholders are expected to be holders of the new AOL shares once the company is separated.

Shareholders, the existence of a conflict of interest is bound to affect the healthy development of joint-venture railway companies.

Many Prudential shareholders are relieved at the collapse of the company's attempt to buy the Asian operations of American insurer AIG.

What started out as a small family firm had become a widely held corporation, to which 218, 000 shareholders had entrusted their money.

DIRECTOR-SHAREHOLDERS to realise part of their portfolio and prepare for a buyout of the company.

Potash urged shareholders not to tender to the BHP offer, which may well turn out to be the biggest takeover deal in any industry this year.

Special shareholders' meetings may be held in or out of this state at the place stated in or fixed in accordance with the bylaws.

Thus empowered, shareholders should be able to sling off the board members of compensation committees who ignore their advice on pay.

We set out to determine which chief executives give the best return to shareholders and while doing so take a reasonable paycheck.

Chapter II, preemptive rights of shareholders to exercise a number of substantive rules to carry out a detailed analysis of legal issues.

The bank's previous shareholders would have received warrants that would have value only if the new company rebounded.

A hostile takeover is when the target company did not invite or approve an offer to its shareholders.

CSR had touted its sugar unit to trade buyers for at least two years before electing to spin it off to shareholders last June.

Early in its life, the company said that it would always put long-term objectives ahead of shareholders' short-term interests.

Only a few days earlier it and its partner in the venture had urged shareholders who were holding out to accept the deal.

A status report on the current condition of a company. Issued once a year for shareholders to examine before the . . .

Trying to align the interests of management with those of shareholders is then even crazier.

The banks could have issued new shares at a bigger discount without, at least in theory, damaging their shareholders.

Shareholders meetings must take place in Uruguay and may be either regular(ordinary) or extraordinary.

The shareholder lawsuit system is an important system to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the company and the shareholders.

One sloppy sentence appeared to require JPMorgan to continue guaranteeing Bear's trades even if its shareholders voted down the takeover.

All the terms of acquisition as stipulated in a tender offer shall apply to all the shareholders of a target company.

Provided it is possible to ensure that shareholders and creditors bear financial losses, that need not be an issue.

Believe that the old shareholders should be no doubt on this remark.

"Putting customers first is the only reliable way to create lasting value for shareholders, " he said.

U. S. officials said they had no intention of such a move , which could wipe out common shareholders, but investors were dubious .

The Company will not receive any of the proceeds from the sale of the Shares by the Shareholders.

Did those conservative Swiss bankers panic and unnecessarily give away a chunk of the bank owned by existing shareholders?

The Company will mail its definitive proxy materials to its shareholders prior to the Annual Meeting.

The battleground would now take place in the offices of the NYSE's largest shareholders, with both sides jockeying for votes.

When we finally presented it at the shareholders' meeting, everyone in the auditorium gave it a five-minute ovation.

Shareholders have the right to examine the minutes of shareholders' meetings and the company's financial and accounting reports.

Bondholders have a prior claim on a company's assets; if they are not going to be paid in full, then shareholders will not get a look-in.

Share Ownership helps to align the interests of the company's managers with those of its shareholders.

Listing off the company by shareholders, the exercise of the right of shareholders equity ratio.

An earlier vote, scheduled in December, was abandoned after the two shareholders decided to increase their offer at the last minute.

Prince Alwaleed said the project will provide sustainable profits to Kingdom Holding shareholders.

A few days earlier each spring, Munger answers questions alongside Buffett for hours at the Berkshire shareholders meeting in Omaha.

Many shareholders still are angry that they initially didn't get the same terms, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Shareholders of these companies seem unable to make managers stop hoarding cash and start paying dividends.

That was a transaction they negotiated and recommended to shareholders, and it has turned out to be disastrous.

The inspector does not fulfill His duty. The shareholders are misled to trust a false picture of the company' s performance.

The company and all the shareholders to supply of capital verification material authenticity, legitimacy and integrity responsible.

Minority shareholders are now waiting to hear in detail what Mr Richard plans for the business beyond improving morale.

Financial innovation changed from a tool to facilitate capital flows into a moneymaking technique for the bankers and their shareholders.

The bank has said there is nothing illegal in the roster of young shareholders, many of whom acquired the shares in private placements.

The company is incorporated in Delaware, and was therefore required to give shareholders only 10 days' notice of the need for more funds.

Meanwhile, the top directors of a large public company can spend a fifth of their time visiting hundreds of actual or would-be shareholders.

When a company transfers money from its reserves to its permanent capital it issues free shares to existing shareholders.

"We are looking for stable returns on rent, " he said, noting that pension funds were major shareholders in his property funds.

"Asset Substitution" , denoted by over-investment in general, is one of the main forms of conflicts between shareholders and creditors.

Remuneration needs to be set in a way that relates to strategic objectives and aligns the interests of directors with those of shareholders.

Acquisitions are one way managers spend cash instead of paying it out to shareholders.

Is business's role to make society better or to make shareholders richer (and thereby, perhaps, society better)?

If the current internet boom follows a similar path, News Corporation shareholders will not be the only ones feeling second-class.

At the bottom of this caste system, as before, are the shareholders, who get any leftovers.

General meeting of shareholders is composed by all the shareholders, and is the company's highest authority.

Lord Haskins, former chairman of Northern Foods, described Mr Polman's assertion that he did not work for Unilever shareholders as bizarre.

Meetings can be held by telephone or other electronic means; alternatively, directors as well as shareholders may vote by proxy.

CEOs and boards have to put their cash to work or return it to shareholders, and the level of strategic dialogue is quite high today.

But it said it was "continually reviewing opportunities within the industry with a view to adding value for its shareholders" .

This family strategy of "favoritism" is the result of the divergence of interest between fund management companies and shareholders.

He said that the cost of future failures would fall on shareholders and creditors.

Some of my finance will be ready by the end of next week and that will be available if the new shareholders would like to use it.

Extracting that kind of money from shareholders within a couple of years would be almost impossible.

The shareholders general assembly is the organ of power of the company and shall exercise its functions and powers according to this Law.

Opponents of the deal say it ignores existing shareholders' preemptive rights to refinance the company without their stakes being diluted.

The commission will be paid out of the annual management fee and was viewed by some investors as dilutive to the other shareholders.

Just under such a background, this paper analyses some problems about protection to the minority shareholders' equity in listed companies.

It needs them to do this in a secure, transparent way and for bankers and shareholders to be appropriately rewarded for so doing.

Under such circumstances, perhaps shareholders might get the wind up and throw such directors out.

First, on June 30th, at least half Arcelor's shareholders must vote against the proposed merger with Severstal to stop it.

It has been a thrilling ride for shareholders, but perhaps not a sustainable one.

Avon holds its annual meeting Thursday, where the investigation is likely to be a topic of concern among shareholders.

At least we have the aftermath of the Berkshire shareholders' meeting to look forward to.

In the US such transactions do not have to be put to a shareholders' meeting. Board approval is enough.

Shareholders' equity is the initial amount of money invested into a business.

It is now the norm for "no" votes to be counted, and less unusual for shareholders to exercise their right to cast them.

formed by all the shareholders LIMITED shareholders, the rights of shareholders of the company according to this law to exercise authority.

An investment certificate shall BE issued to each of the shareholders upon the establishment of a limited liability company.

He said that Alibaba is necessary to adhere to three principles, namely customer first, employees second, and shareholders third.

Gary Sheffer, GE's communications chief, said he answers letters personally from shareholders.

Rank is expected to return the bulk of the cash from the sale of Hard Rock to its shareholders. The rest will be used to reduce debt.

A single-minded pursuit of growth may not be in shareholders' best interest, of course, if it leads to lower lending standards.

The removal of a liquidator shall be reported to the court by the shareholders within fifteen days.

'It was the shareholders' reaction that fundamentally saw Rio go off and cut another set of arrangements.

Here was a British citizen, who headed a notionally Canadian company and had defrauded shareholders all over the world.

If Xstrata can find the money for a premium, shareholders are likely to force Anglo's management into talks.