Shareholders are less willing than ever to see proposals ignored
Shareholder activists have seen their influence rise over the last few years, buoyed by the increased attention of institutional investors on issues of corporate governance. But while a broader array of shareholders are willing to buck the company line and voice dissent, proponents of shareholder rights are encountering a disturbing trend: companies from blue chips to not-so-blue chips have been ignoring majority votes on a range of non-binding shareholder resolutions. Of course, non-binding proposals
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