Foreign Corporations Are Subject To California’s Statutes Requiring Disclosure of Voting Results

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In 2009, the Securities and Exchange Commission amended Form 8-K to require reporting companies to report shareholder voting results within four business days. How do shareholders in private companies get access to this information?

While it seems likely to me that most states would allow shareholders to obtain this information pursuant to general common law or statutory inspection rights, California statutorily requires corporations to provide this information.

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