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stockholder
[ stok-hohl-der ]
noun
- Australian. an owner of livestock, as a rancher.
stockholder
/ ˈɒˌəʊə /
noun
- an owner of corporate capital stock
- a person who keeps livestock
Derived Forms
- ˈٴdzˌDZ徱Բ, noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of stockholder1
Example Sentences
Following the June stockholders meeting, three new directors will have seats in the boardroom.
I guess that’s what happens when you get a corporation running a studio because their bottom line is the stockholders and ours is our audience.
“The system was up and operational,” said Danforth in a Tuesday Zoom meeting billed as a town hall for some of the company’s worried stockholders.
The ruling resulted from a 2019 lawsuit filed by a Tesla stockholder in which he claimed the pay package was approved without requiring Musk to focus solely on Tesla operations.
a stunning illustration of the hatred so many Americans feel toward for-profit health insurance companies, which too often make money for stockholders by withholding care from sick people.
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