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Well, if you're a Yahoo shareholder, you could have voted against the deal. If you're not, it's not your money, so why would you accept it or not?
by ucaetano 10y ago
Well, if you're a Yahoo shareholder, you could have voted against the deal.
If you're not, it's not your money, so why would you accept it or not?
- maxerickson 10y agoI wonder how strong the connection is between lightly managed retirement funds and poor corporate governance. Pretty much anybody with retirement savings is a likely partial owner of Yahoo (via some broad market index fund), but those funds tend to be managed in a way that they do what the relatively insular boards recommend. So there is a legitimate question to be answered about poor corporate governance when you tell people that they need to invest their money in stocks to ensure their comfort in later life.
- ucaetano 10y ago"when you tell people that they need to invest their money in stocks to ensure their comfort in later life" They don't have to, they could buy bonds if they feel uneasy with the risks associated with stocks.