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Activist Shareholder Group Eyes Campus Crest Leadership Shakeup

Commercial Property Executive Feb 18 2015 BoardNews

Craig Kucera, an analyst with Wunderlich Securities, called it a “very credible and thoughtful proposal from an activist shareholder .” Kucera, writing in an investors' report Tuesday, said the CEV team was experienced and had success turning around troubled ...
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