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3 Companies Muffling Shareholders' Voices

Fool.com Apr 27 2013 BoardNews

These businesses don’t want you to have a voice on the board.
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1. Our Board is characterized by frank and open dialogue with management, the primary goal of which is to advance the long-term interests of our shareholders. Proxy access threatens to create a politicized environment, straining relationships among directors and between management and the Board.
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