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The company is also offering 75 million shares of its common stock.
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Softbank raised its stake further last month after buying more common stock.
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MLC owns 10 percent of GM's common stock in addition to warrants.
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Florence is the natural outcome of common stock and newly acquired riches.
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The following material list may be of common stock and not quarter-sawed:
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In one possible scheme, bank debt would be converted into equity shares.
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The CCPS were duly converted into equity shares in September 2007.
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With this agreement, Treasury receives senior preferred equity shares and warrants that protect taxpayers.
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Incofin has invested through equity shares, making Annapurna its sixth equity investment in India.
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The Other segment engages in the properties, equity shares investment.
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One ICG share unit includes one ordinary share and three redeemable preference shares.
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Each ordinary share carries one voting right; the subscription shares carry no voting rights.
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Each Class A ordinary share is entitled to 10 votes.
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Lower Saxony would have to buy up virtually every remaining ordinary share on the market.
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Gestion Audem is the holding company of the Audet family that holds a majority voting share in Cogeco.
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Daimler owns a voting share of 22.5 percent of EADS.
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In Fine Gael, the vote is weighted in favour of the parliamentary party, which has 50 per cent of the voting share.
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Acreage Holders will receive an immediate payment of $300 million, or about $2.55 per Acreage subordinate voting share.
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Heineken is controlled by the Heineken family and Carlsberg by a foundation with a 75 percent voting share, which leaves SABMiller as the most exposed.
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The U.S. maintained its majority stake of 16 percent but Japan said it had accepted a reduction in its voting share to 6.84 percent.
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That compares with a profit of C$22.5 million, or 33 Canadian cents per diluted subordinate voting share, in the same period a year earlier.
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National Amusements owns 80 percent of voting shares of both media companies.
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A Murdoch family trust controls about 40 percent of the voting shares.
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Twitter has no super- voting shares, but reserves the right to issue them.
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Watsa is chairman and CEO of Fairfax and controls its voting shares.
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National Amusements owns 80 percent of the voting shares of both media companies.
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The Slim family holds the majority of America Movil's voting shares.
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Emerging economies hold less than 45 percent of voting shares in the IMF.
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Goldman would likewise retain voting shares in wholly owned Avenue subsidiary Avenue Bank.
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Foreign investors cannot own more than one-third of Telus's voting shares.