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Shareholders Vote Their Director Discontent – Voting Through March So Far

Shareholders are sending these companies and directors a message in 2024. See the list of companies and directors where directors lack support.

Companies Amend Bylaws to Prepare for Universal Proxy in 2023

Here’s a list of over 150 companies and their 8-k’s that announce UPC related bylaw amendments since September. Some reasonable, some not so much.

Director Overboarding

Director overboarding continues to be a key factor that shareholders — and those who advise them — look at when evaluating nominees at the annual shareholder vote. This brief overview of “director overboarding” will look at what it is, why it matters, and how it is evaluated.

Say-on-Pay Voting: What You Need to Know

Learn what shareholder Say-on-Pay votes are, when they occur, why they are important, where to find them, recent trends, and more.

Universal Proxy Cards – What You Need to Know

Understand what the SEC’s new Universal Proxy Card rules are, what their impact may be, and find additional resources to learn more.

FAQ: Interlocking Directorates

Understand what interlocking directorates are, when they are legal, why they are a risk, and how to analyze them.

Governance Alert: FedEx

FedEx (FDX) is making some shareholder-friendly moves, including an over 50% dividend hike, adding two independent directors, and a TSR-based executive compensation metric. We applaud the changes, but now the real work begins. Can a new CEO and refreshed board improve margins?

ExxonMobil Hits First Record High in Eight Years

With ExxonMobil shares hitting a new 52-week high and “making more money than God,” according to President Joe Biden, we take a closer look at financials and governance.

Panic Time for Palantir?

The world is a scarier place, which should be good for Palantir. But, with the controversial intelligence and analytics company having just reported its lowest revenue growth ever, we take a closer look at fundamentals and governance.

Starbucks latest brew: A nixed buyback and unionization bruising

A suspended corporate buyback amidst Schultz’s personal buying spree, a unionization bruising: Starbucks is still struggling to send the right message to shareholders.

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