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Shareholders Reject Bid to Link Google Diversity to Exec Pay

sfgate.com Jun 7 2018 BoardNews

Google parent Alphabet Inc. has rejected several shareholder proposals aimed at linked executive pay to diversity goals, being more open about its lobbying expenses, narrowing the gender pay gap, and weakening the grip founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have on company voting stock...
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