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Stefan Padfield: SEC Aim to End Shareholder Proposals Won’t Depoliticize Corporations

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SEC Chairman Paul Atkins recently suggested eliminating shareholder proposals in order to "depoliticize" corporate governance, but Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Stefan Padfield warns that this strategy "would almost certainly have the opposite effect. It would further entrench corporate politicization rather ...
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Walmart, PayPal, Netflix and Alphabet Held Accountable By Conservative Shareholders

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Washington, D.C. -- Over the next 30 hours, shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present shareholder proposals at the annual meetings of four well-known corporations: Walmart, PayPal, Netflix and Alphabet. At ...
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Top Brands Confronted Over Controversial Stances and Possible Discrimination

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Washington, D.C. - Shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present proposals at four shareholder meetings this week -- Warner Bros. Discovery, Walmart, Netflix and Alphabet. At Warner Bros. Discovery, Walmart and ...
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Scott Shepard: Hate Woke Corporatism? Vote Your Shares Against It In Minutes

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"There’s another tool to fight woke – one that shareholders can use, whether they own a few shares or millions," write Free Enterprise Project Director Scott Shepard at The Daily Caller. For instance, in the case of the upcoming Disney ...
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The 2023 Shareholder Meeting Season in Review

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Like last year, the 2023 shareholder meeting season was a mixed bag of hope and frustration. On one hand, rampant wokeness and corruption continue to define shareholder meetings. But promisingly, there is more pushback to corporate wokeness than ever before, ...
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It’s Not an Accident That Corporate America Is Moving in Lockstep to the Left

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How have companies like Anheuser-Busch and Target drifted so far to the left that they seem tone deaf to the values of their consumers? Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Scott Shepard talked recently with Stella Escobedo of the One America ...
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Walmart, Netflix and Alphabet Face Challenges from Conservative Shareholder Activists

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Proposals Address Discrimination in Hiring and Firing, Corporate Board Incest and Corporate/Government Collusion Washington, D.C. - Shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present proposals at three shareholder meetings this week - Walmart, ...
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Conservatives Call Out Google Censorship

Conservatives Call Out Google Censorship

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Over three dozen conservative leaders – including National Center General Counsel Justin Danhof, Esq. – have sent a letter to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, demanding that he explain why conservatives appear to be routinely censored by the company’s Google search engine. Nothing ...
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Under a Fog of Pablum, Google Promises to Keep Censoring Conservative Content

Under a Fog of Pablum, Google Promises to Keep Censoring Conservative Content

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Alphabet's virtual annual shareholder meeting today started off in the partisan manner you would expect of Google's parent company: CEO Sundar Pichai commiserating with the protests against police mistreatment of blacks and minorities, without spending a moment to consider police ...
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Giving Google Credit, But Not a Pass

Giving Google Credit, But Not a Pass

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Elected leaders come and go, but bureaucracy sticks around forever. Therein lies the inherent problem with government. While the Trump Administration is doing its best to bring about commonsense regulatory and legal reforms, a lot of what are known as ...
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