(Reuters) - His combative U.S. hedge fund has invested in more than 300
companies, engaged in over 20 proxy fights, and taken control of
more than a dozen firms worldwide, but Japan is giving him a
headache.
Lichtenstein has become emblematic to the Japanese of Western
capitalists trying to the break into the boardroom and boost
shareholder profits at the expense of others such as employees,
suppliers and creditors.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
companies, engaged in over 20 proxy fights, and taken control of
more than a dozen firms worldwide, but Japan is giving him a
headache.
Lichtenstein has become emblematic to the Japanese of Western
capitalists trying to the break into the boardroom and boost
shareholder profits at the expense of others such as employees,
suppliers and creditors.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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