Biden Gives Activist Shareholders A Leg Up
Proposed new SEC rules could give activist shareholders more power than ever before — but will it be enough to shift corporate behavior?
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Proposed new SEC rules could give activist shareholders more power than ever before — but will it be enough to shift corporate behavior?
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City Comptroller Brad Lander pledged to disentangle retirement funds from risky private equity and fossil fuel investments — but now he’s pushing to do the opposite.