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Shell no longer allowing journalists to participate in financial presentations(nltimes.nl)

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Bernie Ecclestoned@sh.itjust.works
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Shareholders can ask questions at shareholders meetings

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520@kbin.social
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Realistically though they will only address the questions from the biggest shareholders.

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Chup@feddit.de
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This is article is not about a shareholder meeting though. It’s naming the annual and quarterly financial presentations.

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Bernie Ecclestoned@sh.itjust.works
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Yeah, I’ve read a bit more on it, and it’s not good. The regulations haven’t been changed since 1985, they need to be reformed with more power given to individuals.

Problem is most people buy shares from intermediaries where you don’t actually get registered as a shareholder with the company.

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