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voting stock

The five also own all the class B voting shares.

The two already controlled a majority of the voting shares.

Casino will get 50 percent of the voting shares in a new holding company.

His extended family owns 40 percent of the voting shares.

The rights would be triggered if someone acquired between 10 and 20 percent of the company's voting shares.

All the voting shares are currently held by various trusts.

The fund vote needed 85 percent of the 184 member countries' voting shares to be adopted.

The daughter, who is to inherit her mother's voting shares, would then have all the stock.

There were 94,000 voting shares; he did not trust himself to keep tally in his head.

By law, only banks, other financial entities and insurance companies can buy class A voting shares.

He controls 74 percent of the company's voting shares.

The Brown family controls more than 70% of the voting shares.

Under a new law, foreign investors can buy up to 40 percent of the voting shares in state companies that are privatized.

The class A voting shares fell 25 cents, to $29.50.

Each holder will get one new share while keeping his old, voting share.

Voting shares are based on the contribution amount of each country:

"All right, son, you're virtually old enough to use your voting shares, so I'm not going to treat you like a total child.

Banks can own voting shares of a company up to a maximum of 4.9 percent.

He is expected to buy the remaining 167,000 voting shares at the same price, for a total of $101 million.

He was also named to oversee another family vehicle that controls 75 percent of the voting shares in the company.

If you stay, I can get you voting shares.

His 10-for-1 multiple voting shares give him just over 50% ownership.

He controls a dominant portion of its voting shares.

There is no plan to sell voting shares.

His voting share is always considered the greatest."