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Proctor & Gamble Concedes Proxy Fight, Names Nelson Peltz To Board

By silveristhenew | Published December 15, 2017

Two months after narrowly losing a proxy vote that would have granted him a seat on Proctor & Gamble’s board, Trian’s Nelson Peltz has somehow managed to win a crucial battle in the largest and most expensive corporate proxy battle in modern history. To wit, the consumer-products giant announced Friday that it would add Peltz […]

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P&G Stock Slumps As Peltz Loses Proxy Fight; Trian Demands Recount

By silveristhenew | Published October 10, 2017

Procter & Gamble stock price is sliding, down over 2%, following news that Trian’s Nelson Peltz has lost his fight to be elected to the board. The largest and most expensive corporate proxy battle came to an end Tuesday with Procter & Gamble successfully fending off a campaign by the financier Nelson Peltz for a […]

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Jim Kunstler’s Solution To Uniting American Citizens – Overturn ‘Citizens United’

By silveristhenew | Published September 29, 2017

Authored by James Howard Kunstler via Kunstler.com, Poor old Karl Marx, tortured by boils and phantoms, was right about one thing: History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce. Thus, I give you the Roman Empire and now the United States of America. Rome surrendered to time and entropy. Our method is to drive […]

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