there's no confusion over which segment of the world problem greed fits into. . . stupid.
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Sure thing. " In legal terms, shareholders don’t own the corporation (they own securities that give them a less-than-well-defined claim on its earnings). In law and practice, they don’t have final say over most big corporate decisions (boards of directors do).
What Good Are Shareholders?
Reprint: R1207B Executives complain, with justification, that meddling and second-guessing from shareholders are making it ever harder for them to do their jobs effectively. Shareholders complain, with justification, of executives who pocket staggering paychecks while delivering mediocre...
Snotlicker^°°^licking snot (not the real one, a different one). Somebody's going to be jealous.
I believe very little of that. That’s just a rant based on emotions.
I just can’t understand why you have always been worker based in your comments -‘pro union, fair wage, etc. and can then say that it doesn’t matter how many people are working? By saying that you are saying management and executives are the real producers of supply when you have consistently said the workers create the value.
It appears the article you posted can be debated (and has been). Question for you to ponder, who votes to place nominated BOD seats - you know, the positions that "have final say over most big corp decisions"? Below is an article with the opposing - and long held belief on this topic. BTW it is written and published by a company full of Harvard and Yale lawyers....Sure thing. " In legal terms, shareholders don’t own the corporation (they own securities that give them a less-than-well-defined claim on its earnings). In law and practice, they don’t have final say over most big corporate decisions (boards of directors do).
What Good Are Shareholders?
Reprint: R1207B Executives complain, with justification, that meddling and second-guessing from shareholders are making it ever harder for them to do their jobs effectively. Shareholders complain, with justification, of executives who pocket staggering paychecks while delivering mediocre...hbr.org
https://www.upcounsel.com/shareholders-own-the-corporation
Who elects the BOD?Sure thing. " In legal terms, shareholders don’t own the corporation (they own securities that give them a less-than-well-defined claim on its earnings). In law and practice, they don’t have final say over most big corporate decisions (boards of directors do).
What Good Are Shareholders?
Reprint: R1207B Executives complain, with justification, that meddling and second-guessing from shareholders are making it ever harder for them to do their jobs effectively. Shareholders complain, with justification, of executives who pocket staggering paychecks while delivering mediocre...
And who elects the Board of Directors? Stockholders essentially have the exact same ownership as voters have for the country.Sure thing. " In legal terms, shareholders don’t own the corporation (they own securities that give them a less-than-well-defined claim on its earnings). In law and practice, they don’t have final say over most big corporate decisions (boards of directors do).
What Good Are Shareholders?
Reprint: R1207B Executives complain, with justification, that meddling and second-guessing from shareholders are making it ever harder for them to do their jobs effectively. Shareholders complain, with justification, of executives who pocket staggering paychecks while delivering mediocre...
You're a liar. But go ahead and tell us which of it you do agree with.
You lying moron, it was irrelevant to what was being talked about.
You're a lying moron.
You're a lying idiot and obvious he was talking about you thinking you know what you're talking about.
It can't be debated as long as shareholders can't fire the CEO.
And this ^^^^that you agreed with makes you an idiot and liar.
I did. Moron.
You're a lying idiot. Try firing the president of the United States and then get back with us.
Essentially the BOD. Shareholder votes establish who is on the Board. The Board answer to the shareholders. Shareholders own the company.
And the board of directors don't have to do what the shareholders say. Shareholders don't own the company.
Yes…they sort of do. Considering the largest shareholders usually place their people on the BOD. You wouldn’t know this because you never had a business larger than a garage. Shareholders own the company.
No, they don't. They can't fire a CEO and they can't tell the BOD what to do.
A simple majority of shareowners can call a special meeting and vote to remove the board or vote on any other company business.
That’s like saying you can’t control your employees (when you had them). You can’t make them build rectangular cabinets if the want to build round ones. If you fire them and hire more you still have the same problem.
Arguing a stupid point just to avoid admitting you were wrong makes you look even more stupid. A simple “oh, I didn’t understand how it worked. Thanks for the info” would be better.
Arguing a stupid point just to avoid admitting you were wrong makes you look even more stupid. A simple “oh, I didn’t understand how it worked. Thanks for the info” would be better.
No, you stupid idiot. It's like saying "And that new BOD doesn't have to follow the directions of the shareholders." <<That's a fact.
Like I said in the example - a company owner can’t always control the actions of their employees. However, you still own the company.
Thanks for agreeing.
The more you post the stupider you get. I own my company because I'm a sole proprietor. Shareholders do NOT own a corporation.
Please educate yourself and understand that management and ownership are two separate things.
I can't see all of Ignored Member's posts. I can only imagine.
Your article: " it's the board that has true control".
Stop being an idiot. Shareholders do not own the company.
- Stockholder ownership: While many private companies are owned by a small group of individuals (or even one single person), most public companies have majority ownership from their stockholders, who buy and sell securities as a way to make money.
- Board of directors: Individual stockholders are represented by a board of directors, which hires the day-to-day decision-makers who actually run a company
Fvcktard wrong again.
Gotta break it down for him. Linda was his wife, then the bulls moved in with a hostile takeover and now they own her.
