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Activists’ Guide to 2018: The Best Defense Is a Good Offense

The New York Times Jan 2 2018 BoardBlogs

If Procter & Gamble were sponsoring a 2018 advertisement for avoiding activists, it might include an in-house remedy for removing corporate stains. Investors seeking new strategies, more dividends, executive changes or board seats aren’t going away. If anything, the siege of P.&G...
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