Apple’s annual shareholders’ meeting has concluded and despite controversies and disagreements, this time it won support for all of the positions it held on every proposal.
The annual shareholders’ meeting is a legal requirement for Apple, and the details of what will be discussed are filed — and disputed — long in advance. In this year’s case, Apple had already agreed to a shareholder demand that it audit its labor practices ahead of this meeting.
That left nine separate proposals, including ones from Apple and from the shareholders. Going in to the meeting, Apple was recommending that all of its proposals should be approved, and that none of the shareholders’ ones should.
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