Consider Amending Bylaws to Require Investors to Disclose Derivative Interests and Transactions Involving Company Stock When Nominating Directors or Proposing Resolutions

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August 20, 2008

Previously published on July 2008

Derivatives are purely economic interests created through various mechanisms that allow an investor to reap the economic benefits of stock ownership without actually owning any stock.

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Consider Amending Bylaws to Require Investors to Disclose Derivative Interests and Transactions Involving Company Stock When Nominating Directors or Proposing Resolutions

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