Business Ethics: The Ethical Revolution of Minority ShareholdersSpringer Science & Business Media, 2006-01-16 - 269 psl. “Morten: And what are we going to do, when you have made liberal-minded and high-minded men of us? Dr. Stockman: Then you shall drive all the wolves out of the country, my boys!” (Ibsen, An Enemy of the People, Act V) The theoretical and empirical research of this book describes how the traditional safeguards of the rights of minority shareholders have failed in their duty and how those shareholders have remained practically without any protection against the arbitrariness of the companies and majority shareholders. The law, the SEC, society, boards of directors, independent directors, auditors, analysts, underwriters and the press have remained in many cases worthless panaceas. Nevertheless, in the Ethics of 2000 new vehicles have been developed for the protection of minority shareholders, mainly the Internet, transparency, activist associations and ethical funds. Those vehicles give the shareholders at least the chance to understand the pattern and methods that are utilized to wrong them and give them a viable alternative for investment in ethical funds. The new vehicles will prevent minority shareholders from using the Armageddon weapon, by ceasing to invest in the stock exchange and causing the collapse of the system, that discriminates against them. |
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Rezultatai 1–5 iš 52
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... employee harassment has become illegal, companies contribute more and more to the community, and ethics has ceased to be an oxymoron. Only in one field has there been practically no progress – ethics in the relations between companies ...
... employee harassment has become illegal, companies contribute more and more to the community, and ethics has ceased to be an oxymoron. Only in one field has there been practically no progress – ethics in the relations between companies ...
3 psl.
... employees , investment funds and others ; that have much more power than the individual shareholders . In those cases , majority shareholders tend to compensate partially the funds , but only in cases where the funds ' managers use ...
... employees , investment funds and others ; that have much more power than the individual shareholders . In those cases , majority shareholders tend to compensate partially the funds , but only in cases where the funds ' managers use ...
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... employee to adopt an ethical conduct , as his conduct could be published on the Internet and the press or scrutinized by activist associations , so that his family , friends and congregation would learn of his conduct . The ...
... employee to adopt an ethical conduct , as his conduct could be published on the Internet and the press or scrutinized by activist associations , so that his family , friends and congregation would learn of his conduct . The ...
6 psl.
... pension funds, or as a client, supplier, subcontractor, employee, member of a community and citizen of a country in which the companies operate. up THE INEFFICIENT SAFEGUARDS OF THE MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS “Selon que vous. 6.
... pension funds, or as a client, supplier, subcontractor, employee, member of a community and citizen of a country in which the companies operate. up THE INEFFICIENT SAFEGUARDS OF THE MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS “Selon que vous. 6.
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... employees. Business Week wrote for all to read that 'the 200 largest corporations set aside nearly 10 percent of their stock for top executives', adding that 'in almost all cases, moreover, it's the superstar CEO who takes the lion's ...
... employees. Business Week wrote for all to read that 'the 200 largest corporations set aside nearly 10 percent of their stock for top executives', adding that 'in almost all cases, moreover, it's the superstar CEO who takes the lion's ...
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INTERNET AND TRANSPARENCY AS ETHICAL VEHICLES 377 | 37 |
ACTIVIST ASSOCIATIONS TRANSPARENCY | 61 |
CASE STUDY OF THE FRENCH COMPANY LOSKRON 77 | 76 |
CASE STUDY OF THE ISRAELIAMERICAN COMPANY | 95 |
CASE STUDY OF THE ISRAELI COMPANIES ERINSAR | 137 |
CASE STUDY OF THE AMERICAN COMPANY MASTOSS | 185 |
CLASS ACTIONS | 227 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 243 |
INDEX | 263 |
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Business Ethics– The Ethical Revolution of Minority Shareholders International Business Programs Peržiūra negalima - 2001 |
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acquisition activist associations amount assets Astossg benefit board of directors Business Ethics Quarterly capital class action collapse conduct corporate Cosham court Deon disclosed Durtem Group employees Epsoks equity Erinsar and Soktow Erinsar’s shares Ertel Essentials of Business ethical funds Finance and Money francs French Furolias Gorekius Gosstik Harvard Business Review high-tech insider information Integrity interests Internet investors Israel Israeli issue Istovius Jean Loskron Karisios lawsuit lawyers Loskron losses majority Mastoss merger million francs minority shareholders Nalodo Nalodo and Erinsar Nartokow NASDAQ offer Osttowar percent Pink plaintiffs Poftrim profits purchase received Report on Finance Richardson risk safeguard sell their shares shareholders of Soktow shares of Soktow social Socially Responsible Investments Soktow and Erinsar sold stakeholders stock exchange takeover transaction Transparency International unaffiliated shareholders unaffiliated stockholders valuation Wersnon whistle-blowers World Ethics Report wrongdoing Zrontius