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    7. Proxy Advisory Firm Egan-Jones Joins ISS and Glass Lewis in Recommending Mack-Cali Shareholders Vote “GOLD” to Elect Bow Street’s Nominees

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      Proxy Advisory Firm Egan-Jones Joins ISS and Glass Lewis in Recommending Mack-Cali Shareholders Vote “GOLD” to Elect Bow Street’s Nominees
      ...oxy advisory firm, Egan-Jones Proxy Services (Egan-Jones), has recommended that Mack-Cali Realty Corporation (Mack-Cali or the Company) (NYSE: CLI) shareholders electALL EIGHTof Bow Streets highly qualified, independent ...
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    1. A representative for a potential acquirer of Mack-Cali Realty informed Land & Buildings of their interest in acquiring the company with a fully financed bid at a significant premium to the current Mack-Cali share price.
      In Litt Says Mack-Cali May Have Turned Away Unidentified Suitor
    2. Mack-Cali has dismissed us as instruments of Bow Street in an attempt to shift attention from the severe governance problems that have hobbled the company and denied value to its shareholders.
      In Mack-Cali Board Minority Accuses Colleagues of Ignoring Concerns
    3. We believe Mack-Cali's greatest need is for even more oversight and a board composed of a majority of truly independent voices.
      In Mack-Cali Board Minority Accuses Colleagues of Ignoring Concerns