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Most investors, with the exception of top corporate executives and shareholders who own at least 5 percent of a company, aren’t required to disclose their trading activity.

That got Bed & Bath into so much trouble that activist shareholders sparked a rebellion two years ago and forced the company to make Mark Tritton, a Target executive vice president, its new chief executive.

The plan to distribute a majority of Daimler Truck to shareholders was announced Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the big shareholders of these companies are almost exclusively institutions.

Astra said it expects the deal to close in the second quarter, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.

At first glance, this kind of shareholder and customer uprising sounds unlikely.

As a shareholder in the site, Saatchi stands to get a cut of any work sold.

"He's a vocal shareholder who can continue to put pressure on Apple to do the right thing for investors," Munster said.

Under Tim Cook, Apple shareholder value has been destroyed, Chowdhry said.

The Swiss government is a majority shareholder in Swisscom with a 56.77 percent stake.

He was a large shareholder of the bank, and the liability of the shareholders was unlimited.

Of course the holder of these 50 shares would be as fully entitled as any other shareholder to that 20 per cent.

Russia is now one huge corporation, every man, woman and child an equal shareholder.

It is not the property of any one nation, but the United Kingdom is by far the largest shareholder: it holds 35 per cent.

Colossally rich, he was interested in all the great industrial enterprises, and a shareholder in most of the mining operations.