Roy Bostock News
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Food producer Ralcorp Holdings Inc. refused to accept a takeover bid from rival ConAgra Foods Inc. in 2011. A year later, 39-year-old activist investor Keith Meister stepped in.
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Wall Street banks such as Morgan Stanley will benefit more from shareholders demanding reforms than regulators imposing new rules, CLSA Ltd.’s Mike Mayo said.
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Yahoo! Inc. Chairman Roy Bostock, who ousted Chief Executive Officer Carol Bartz this week, now risks losing his own job.
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Yahoo! Inc.’s board shakeup that led to the departure of Chairman Roy Bostock adds to pressure on the company to sell Asian assets valued at more than $10 billion and reverse the sales slump that’s plagued management since 2008.
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Yahoo! Inc., a month after hiring Scott Thompson as chief executive officer, added two directors and announced the departure of Chairman Roy Bostock and three others in a board shakeup aimed at spurring a turnaround.
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Yahoo! Inc. investor Third Point LLC ramped up pressure on the company’s board, saying it may add to its 5.2 percent stake and reiterating a demand that Chairman Roy Bostock step down.
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Yahoo! Inc. said Chief Executive Officer Scott Thompson stepped down after failing to correct errors in his credentials and the company revamped its board, handing a victory to activist investor Daniel Loeb, who pushed for the overhaul and said the Web portal is mismanaged.
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Yahoo! Inc. said Chief Executive Officer Scott Thompson stepped down after failing to correct errors in his credentials and the company is revamping its board, handing a victory to activist investor Daniel Loeb, who pushed for the overhaul and said the Web portal is mismanaged.
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Roy Bostock , the Morgan Stanley director whose re-election was opposed by proxy advisory groups, received the highest percentage of negative shareholder votes among directors elected at the annual meeting.
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Yahoo! Inc. hired Scott Thompson as chief executive officer, asking the former president of EBay Inc.’s PayPal unit to complete a strategic review and reverse a growth slump that led to the September ouster of Carol Bartz.
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