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    After sexual harassment scandals destroyed Fuji TV's reputation, a US fund bought shares seeking to pressure institutional reform. Instead, Fuji spent hundreds of billions trying to fend off the takeover, exposing that "in Japan, companies act without consideration for their ordinary shareholders"
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    After sexual harassment scandals destroyed Fuji TV’s reputation, a US fund bought shares seeking to pressure institutional reform. Instead, Fuji spent hundreds of billions trying to fend off the takeover, exposing that “in Japan, companies act without consideration for their ordinary shareholders”


    After sexual harassment scandals destroyed Fuji TV’s reputation, a US fund bought shares seeking to pressure institutional reform. Instead, Fuji spent hundreds of billions trying to fend off the takeover, exposing that “in Japan, companies act without consideration for their ordinary shareholders”

    https://president.jp/articles/-/113039

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    1. macross1984 on

      Fuji TV need to go under given the stance they’ve taken that shafted shareholders and show no sign of remorse.

    2. the_nin_collector on

      Ahhh. Classic Japanese WA culture. They would rather die out than do the right/smart/logical thing.

    3. ragequitteroffureh on

      I don’t understand why some companies are on the stockmarket here. The board just seems to treat it like it’s their hobby, or something.

    4. LostRadio8453 on

      不祥事が報道されたのは2024年の12月で現在は株価が2倍になっている。古くからの株主は喜んでいるのではないか。