Shareholders passed all company proposals and rejected all shareholder proposals.
Investors agreed with all of Apple’s recommendations at its annual general meeting Friday, passing all company proposals and rejecting all shareholder proposals.
In... Investors agreed with all of Apple’s recommendations at its annual general meeting Friday, passing all company proposals and rejecting all shareholder proposals. In the resolution filed by Oakland, Calif.-based Nia Impact Capital, it said: “In our view, a high vote for a shareholder proposal indicates that investors believe insufficient attention has been paid by the company’s management or Board to the issue at hand.”
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