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Voting Results Analysis

We have compiled the database of 2009 voting results together with references to best practices. We are now in the process of updating 2010 shareholder meeting announcements with links to best practices. This will ease the process of locating voting results and will offer our commentary of the issues.
See where we are and please add your suggestions.

Featured Analysis

Thu, 12/03/2009 - 22:14 — admin

The fewer lemons awarded, the better the company is governed. An award of five juicy lemons means there is a lot to squeeze and value to unlock. An award of five rotten lemons means that there is no hope.

Google, Inc: One juicy lemon and one rotten lemon.
General Electric: Three juicy lemons and no rotten lemons.
Citibank: One juicy lemon and one rotten lemon.

Tapping The Wealth of Corporations

Sat, 11/14/2009 - 02:27 — Alexander Krakovsky

Adam Smith, the founder of modern Economics and author of The Wealth of Nations, was famously skeptical about the future of corporations, where managers and owners are separate. Was he right or wrong when he said:

Does One Size Fit All?

Wed, 10/21/2009 - 01:14 — admin

Our Best Practices view:

Of course not.

Best Practices

Mon, 02/01/2010 - 14:37 — admin

We are guided by our view of Best Practices in evaluating proxies and firm corporate governance. Here are some of our key views. All of these pages offer an opportunity to comment:

The Empire Strikes Back

Wed, 12/23/2009 - 04:19 — dromine

As seen in the Governance Gadfly.

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Week's Quote Berle

A. A. Berle "There is increasing recognition of the fact that [operations] conducted by large corporations are like operations carried out by the State itself."