Dual-class shareholding structures are the antithesis of shareholder democracy – more of a corporate version of a gerrymander. But to get rid of them, you need a shareholder vote. Dual-class shareholding structures are the antithesis of shareholder democracy – more of a corporate version of a gerrymander. But to get rid of them, you need a shareholder vote. Business / Companies Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
The odds are stacked: Shareholders stare down Murdoch and lose (yet again)
