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That's no different from the case where two companies with common shareholders compete with each other. A company is not beholden to increase the net worth of a
by fluoridation 4y ago
That's no different from the case where two companies with common shareholders compete with each other. A company is not beholden to increase the net worth of any particular shareholder. If a shareholder owns shares in companies with conflicting interests, that's that shareholder's problem.
- akamaka 4y ago> that's that shareholder's problem Yes, and thus the shareholders have pushed forward anti-bribery initiatives: https://www.weforum.org/communities/partnering-against-corruption-initiative https://www.weforum.org/communities/partnering-against-corru...