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The power within corporations is best exercised when held accountable to prudent governance structures. Transparency and governing structures are key themes.
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Robinhood Financial, the online stock-trading app, was fined $70 million by the securities industry…
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About $750 million in dark money contributions poured into the 2020 elections. Now, a growing group…
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A former bank employee contends that the Swiss bank continued to help American clients avoid taxes …
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WASHINGTON-Big technology companies are bracing for a new administration and new scrutiny of their …
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On January 6, a violent mob stormed the Capitol of the United States, disrupting the joint session …
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Google said it would not allow political ads on its platforms until after Inauguration Day because …
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Several major companies on Monday said they planned to cut off political donations to the 147 membe…
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Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. one the nation's largest gun makers, filed suit Tuesday to block a s…
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Facebook announced in August an extension of its coronavirus-protection policy, telling employees t…
11 monthsPetitions
Board permit written consent by shareholders to cast minimum number of vote to authorize action at a meeting
$8.3 million supporting
Investor Statement in Support of Ending the Subminimum Wage
$286,933 supporting
Investor Statement of Solidarity to Address Systemic Racism and Call to Action.
$0 supporting
Investor Statement in Support of Ending Forced Arbitration for Sexual Harassment Claims.
$0 supporting
Fossil fuel companies exert a great deal of influence over climate and energy policy at the federal, state, local and international levels – yet much
$700.3 million supporting
Board amend bylaws to enable holders to call special shareowner meetings.
$8.3 million supporting
Board permit written consent by shareholders to cast minimum number of votes to authorize meeting action.
$8.3 million supporting
Board permit written consent by shareholders entitled to cast the minimum number of votes
$8.3 million supporting
Board permit written consent by shareholders to cast minimum number of votes to authorize action at a meeting
$8.3 million supporting
Board enable shareholder proxy access
$8.2 million supporting