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The Board's Role in Protecting Shareholders
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The board of a public company has a duty to protect the interests of all shareholders, especially minority shareholders, even if a private equity firm owns the majority of the company. However, the board's self-interest in staying on the board could potentially conflict with this duty.
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There is a conflict of interest between the CEOs of Big Tech companies, their board members, and their elite stakeholders who all benefit from the censorship of conservative voices through their support for the Democratic Party, specifically Joe Biden.
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There is a conflict of interest between the CEOs of Big Tech companies, their board members, and their elite stakeholders who all benefit from the censorship of conservative voices through their support for the Democratic Party, specifically Joe Biden.
ChapterThe Board's Role in Protecting Shareholders
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The board of directors must look out for the interests of all shareholders, including minority shareholders, even if a private equity firm owns the majority of the company.
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