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Shareholder activism: Not just a quick buck
<p>Activist investors are a plus for firms they target – not just for days but for years, new research finds</p>
Are activist investors mainly out to make a fast buck or are they a long-term plus for the companies they target? A paper that can lay claim to being the largest and broadest investigation of this hotly debated issue finds the latter to be generally the case.
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