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    One of the greatest decisions facing corporate directors today is whether corporations should concentrate on shareholder interests or stakeholder interests. Shareholder theory states a manager’s “responsibility is to conduct the business in accordance with shareholder desires, which generally will be to make as much money as possible while conforming to the basic rules of the society, both those embodied in law and those embodied in ethical custom” (Milton Freidman). Whereas Stakeholder theory…

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    privy to the same information and are not able to make the same decisions placing them at a higher risk of potential financial loss. Furthermore, these types of actions are unethical because the insider puts its own interests above those they owe fiduciary duties for the purpose of profits, this also allows for the potential of influence in the value of a company’s…

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    Maloof failed to establish that Benesch, through its actions, owed a fiduciary duty or obligation to him in addition to the obligation it owed to the corporation, Level Propane. A complaining shareholder has a direct action only if he is injured in a way that is separate and distinct from an injury to the corporation. Weston…

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    Tribe Royalties Case Study

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    professional or setting a personal contract that uses the word trust, one might be expecting that textual term to be dispositive. Understanding fiduciary responsibility in contracts, deed transfer, and legal rights in a professional setting is critical (The United States v. Navajo Nation). With that said understanding that not always does history create an enforceable fiduciary responsibility, but only establishes a frame for standard interpretation of the common law should trust be breached. A…

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    Insider Trading Law

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    trading defeats the essence of the fiduciary duty bestowed upon an individual connected with the company and serves to diminish confidence in the financial market. It entails trading with the use of material non-public information…

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    A) According to the book, if Henry doesn’t agree with the transaction he doesn’t have to be a shareholder in the new Marble Meats Corporation (MMC) that is formed after the merger with Natural Farms. Shareholders Appraisal Rights mean that Henry has the right to be paid the fair value of the MMC shares he owed on the date of the transaction. The fair value of the shares is calculated as the value on the day before the date of the stockholder voting for the transaction. Getting paid the appraisal…

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    Project Lucy

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    information within the echelons of the firm. The efficiency of Chinese walls is questionable for particularly two reasons. Firstly, there is a possibility of breaching a duty of confidence owed to the initial client that may lead to the breach of the fiduciary duty of undivided loyalty even after…

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    Eight Hidden Flaws in Strategy The article by Roxburgh uncovers a set of essential flaws in strategic management from the perspective of the behavioral economics. First, the author pinpoints the overconfidence. In the case of the need to start a new business, it might be useful, however, a person’s brain sometimes is overconfident in making decisions and assessments. For example, people tend to give narrow answers to rather precise questions like the River Nile length. Instead of giving an…

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    MEGO Syndrome

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    Introduction Money is the lifeblood of a nonprofit organization. Without money, there is no mission. Nonprofit sustainability requires financial leadership. Financial leadership may manifest itself in the Board of Directors (BOD) and the nonprofit organization’s Executive Director (ED). An Executive Director is hired by the Board of Directors and serves at its pleasure. While the Board retains ultimately responsibility for the organization, they delegate its operational responsibilities to…

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    Burns, Cacciamani, Clement, and Aquino 22). Also, the board was never certain of what was going on with the AHERF. The AHERF failed to fulfill the fiduciary duties of healthcare organizations boards of directors which are “to carry out their duty with loyalty, and obedience to corporate purpose as the fundamental fiduciary duties of a health organization board of trustees. Board members are obligated to disclose situations that “may present a potential for conflict with the corporations’…

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