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It's easy to imagine Yahoo chief Terry Semel went home limping after yesterday's meeting with shareholders, and promptly crawled inside a bottle of fermented comfort. Shareholders weren't happy with his performance, and they told him so.

During the Vietnam War, an American major said, “It became necessary to destroy the village in order to save it.”  Well, in a slight twist on that, Google’s shareholders have decided that they must continue censoring Google China in order to keep it alive.

The $30 billion stock repurchase Microsoft started in 2004 will soon end, and angry shareholders have started to air their complaints that Microsoft should buy even more stock.

The Age asks a tough question: If Google knew its fourth-quarter tax rate was going to be almost 70% higher, did it have a responsibility to warn shareholders?

Shareholders of both Nextel and Sprint have voted to approve the merge or equals between Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications, which was announced back in December.

Procter & Gamble's plan to acquire Gillette for $57 billion has been approved by shareholders of both companies. As a result of the merger, P&G will increase the products it sells, adding items like razors and batteries.

The planned merger received the stamp of shareholder approval today in overwhelming fashion.

Dynegy has reached a comprehensive settlement agreement related to the shareholder litigation brought by the Regents of the University of California as a class action in the U.S. District Court in Houston.