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PCCW Highlights Corporate Voting Problems

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Here's a case out of Hong Kong that is highlighting some of the real problems associated with corporate voting. If you think Florida is bad (apologies to Florida), then you haven't been paying attention to the deficiencies associated with corporate...

Full post as published by M & A Law Prof Blog on February 22, 2010 (boomark / email).

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