Shareholders
Coverage of Shareholders in the Nexus archive.
- Senator 'deeply troubled' by utility threats
The chair of the California Senate's utilities committee expressed being 'deeply troubled' by recent threats from electric company executives. These threats relate to potential actions taken to protect shareholders if new legislation is not passed in Sacramento. The required legislation aims to limit the companies' wildfire liabilities.
- Senator 'deeply troubled' by utility threats
The chair of the California Senate's utilities committee expressed being "deeply troubled" regarding threats from electric company executives. These executives warned they would take action to protect their shareholders unless new legislation is passed in Sacramento. The proposed law aims specifically to limit the companies' wildfire liabilities.
- Utilities threaten action if lawmakers fail to cut their wildfire liability risk
Top executives of California's two biggest utilities warned they would take action to protect their shareholders if lawmakers in Sacramento fail to pass legislation limiting their companies' liabilities for wildfires caused by their equipment.
- Utilities threaten action if lawmakers fail to cut their wildfire liability risk
Top executives of California's two biggest utilities warned they would take action to protect their shareholders if Sacramento lawmakers fail to pass legislation limiting their companies' liabilities for wildfires sparked by their equipment.
- AstraZeneca investors raise concerns over mega-merger talks
AstraZeneca investors are expressing concerns about a potential $400 billion merger with Bristol Myers Squibb, citing risks related to an impending patent cliff and antitrust challenges.
- It’s war at NYC’s Pierre — where billionaires could get evicted when shareholders vote on a $2B sale
A conflict is escalating at New York City's Pierre hotel as shareholders vote on a $2 billion sale, potentially leading to the eviction of billionaire residents. The dispute involves wealthy individuals and the hotel's ownership structure.
- Sandwich Chain Jersey Mike’s, Backers Raise $1 Billion in IPO
Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. and its shareholders raised $1 billion through an initial public offering (IPO). The IPO was priced at the midpoint of its marketed range.
- PG&E sparks outrage with shameless move that will pummel 16 million across California
PG&E has sparked outrage over a move that critics say will burden 16 million Californians with higher bills to reward shareholders, despite the company citing $170 million in customer gas savings. Opponents argue this comes at a time when energy costs are already rising.
- Sandwich Chain Jersey Mike’s, Backers Seek $1.09 Billion in IPO
Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. and its shareholders plan to raise up to $1.09 billion through an initial public offering. The move comes as consumer-oriented companies participate in the US listing rebound.
- Ripple once weighed shutting down and handing XRP to shareholders, CEO says
Ripple considered shutting down and distributing XRP to shareholders, according to the CEO. The decision was part of internal discussions about the company's future.
- Tough crowd for Samsung as record quarterly earnings brings out the sellers
Samsung Electronics faced a challenging reaction from shareholders despite reporting record quarterly earnings.
- Vale shareholders head to vote after board rejects push to oust chair
Vale shareholders are preparing to vote after the board rejected an attempt to remove the company's chair. The corporate governance battle at the world's largest iron ore miner has raised concerns about political interference.
- Uber board sued over alleged failure to address sexual abuse by drivers
A group of shareholders sued Uber Technologies management and directors, alleging they ignored warnings about the company's failure to address sexual abuse by drivers. Uber's spokesperson claims the lawsuit overlooks key facts.
- Uber's board sued for alleged poor oversight that led to sexual abuse of its passengers
Uber's shareholders have filed a lawsuit against the ride-sharing company, alleging poor oversight by its board led to sexual abuse of passengers.
- Investor support for executive pay rises even as awards rocket
Investor support for executive pay is increasing despite rising awards, as shareholders tend to approve high compensation when it is linked to performance.
- Volkswagen will have slashed 19,000 jobs by year's end, CEO plans to tell shareholders
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume announced plans to reduce 19,000 jobs by year's end. Over 28,000 binding departure agreements have been reached for 2030, as disclosed to shareholders.
- Strategy’s Saylor signals BTC buy as preferred dividend pay date vote looms
Strategy’s executives promoted its Bitcoin strategy on social media as shareholders vote on a proposal for twice-monthly preferred stock dividend payments. The article highlights the company’s focus on Bitcoin and the pending shareholder decision.
- Capital B seeks $122B funding mandate to buy more Bitcoin
Capital B is requesting shareholder approval for up to $122 billion in capital-raising authority to expand its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The funding aims to accelerate the company's acquisition of Bitcoin through its treasury initiatives.
- How the Pope’s Magnifica Humanitas offers a template for individuals to meet the AI moment
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' warns that technology is not neutral and urges individuals to address AI's societal impact through collaboration and shared responsibility. The document draws parallels between AI's risks and the biblical Tower of Babel, advocating instead for a collective effort to rebuild humanity, emphasizing governance by shareholders and institutional investors where governments and corporations fall short.
- Iranian dissident news network received £650mn of debt relief
The UK-based Iranian dissident news network Iran International received £650 million in debt relief, with its finances strengthened by shareholders.
- Oasis Says Japan Proposal on Shareholders Hurts Retail Investors
Oasis criticizes Japan's proposed shareholder regulations, arguing they disproportionately harm retail investors. The company claims the policy could undermine investor confidence and market fairness.
- It's time for Nvidia to take a page out of Apple's playbook and do more for investors
The article argues that Nvidia, despite being a solid grower, should emulate Apple's approach to better reward shareholders through improved investor returns.
- GameStop Board Asks Shareholders to Increase Share Count
GameStop's Board of Directors is requesting that shareholders approve an increase to the company's authorized share count. This move would provide the company with additional flexibility for future capital raising and strategic initiatives.
- Ageism is still an acceptable bias among employers — and it’s costing shareholders billions
Ageism is still prevalent among employers, resulting in significant losses for shareholders. Experienced workers are being discarded, which is considered a form of corporate self-sabotage. This issue will not be resolved by AI.
- General Motors says it expects $500 million tariff refund after SCOTUS ruling
General Motors anticipates receiving a $500 million tariff refund following a Supreme Court of the United States ruling. The company's CEO, Mary Barra, addressed shareholders in a letter released on Tuesday.
- BP board suffers triple climate rebellion from shareholders
BP's board faced significant shareholder opposition at its first AGM under new leadership, with over 50% of voters opposing plans to eliminate climate reporting and replace in-person meetings with online-only events. The rebellion highlights growing shareholder dissatisfaction with the company's climate strategy and governance changes.
- Pantera among investors pushing bitcoin treasury firm Satsuma to sell $50 million hoard: Bloomberg
Pantera is supporting shareholders in urging bitcoin treasury firm Satsuma to sell a $50 million bitcoin reserve following a 99% decline in Satsuma's stock price, according to Bloomberg.
- Shareholders fear 'risky' Primark split as ABF looks to spin off clothing chain
Shareholders express concerns over the potential risks of Primark's spin-off from ABF. ABF is considering separating its clothing chain, Primark, which has raised fears about the company's strategic direction.
- Amazon would rather shareholders did not look too closely at carbon footprint
Amazon's board urges shareholders to reject a proposal requiring greater disclosure on AWS expansion's impact on climate goals. Investors are being asked to ignore potential scrutiny of the company's carbon footprint related to datacenters.
- Warner shareholders to vote on Paramount takeover
Warner shareholders will vote on April 23 to decide whether to sell their stock to Paramount in a deal that could become Hollywood's largest transaction in nearly a decade.