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The rest goes back to stockholders and the company, he said.

"No one thought that they would get anything out of the company, but even the stockholders got some money back."

Still, that's between him and his stockholders, not a matter for Congress.

The reason for all this help is that technology companies really want individual stockholders.

A special meeting of stockholders will be held in April.

But the next general meeting of the stockholders could be interesting.

Like the other big stockholders, I'm already in up to the neck.

But not even the male stockholders go there very often.

The banks are making the information available to their stockholders over the next few weeks.

If anything is left, it would go to stockholders, lawyers said.

Still, stockholders may want to look at the tax consequences.

The new stockholders have become part owners of the company.

But the man was a stockholder, a member of the Association.

So David went and found himself a girl whose father is the majority stockholder in an oil company.

Stockholders approved the change to the company's current name in 1971.

They do them to make money off the assets of the stockholders.

They said stockholders would get 20 percent of the new company under the proposal.

The stockholders have the control of the corporation in their own hands.

For centuries, the idea has held that the stockholders own the company.

Stockholders are expected to vote on the deal next January.

To the government, to its stockholders, to a larger American political mission?

Such a deal would not be subject to approval by Time stockholders.

Certainly it is not well known to stockholders, the real owners of companies.

Stockholders expect the price per share to go up once they buy stock.

At our annual stockholders meeting, this guy gets up and really goes off on me.

Some shareholders have a better idea than most, of course.

Why not let the public shareholders get the high price?

Still, the company had more bad news for shareholders today.

They certainly lost a lot of money for their shareholders.

I did what was best for my shareholders and me.

But we are really better shareholders than most people think.

Do the rest of the shareholders have any say in the matter?

Shareholders want the people best able to do the job on the board.

Although not a family business now, the company still has only 160 shareholders.

Simply put, the shareholders have no idea what is going on in our building.

As a result, the shareholders in the class action will own 15 percent of the company.

Shareholders may know nothing about much of the business done by the companies they own.

He was one of three major shareholders, before taking up the role in 2000.

The other 22.9 percent of the bank is held by local shareholders.

For shareholders, it may not have been the right call.

Just how much control do I have as a shareholder?

Still, some shareholders said more change in management was needed.

"The best use of the money was to return it to shareholders."

The association would have about 10 to 20 percent of the shareholders.

But what would happen if other shareholders were given a choice?

Shareholders are to vote on the deal early next year.

Yet shareholders at the meeting did not ask a single question.

It will also likely come at a great cost to shareholders.

"The only question is whether the shareholders will still own it."

But did you do it for shareholders, or to keep your job?