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Takeda Shareholders Pitch Claw-Back Clause, Urge Execs to Return Pay If Loss Incurred on Big Investment
A group of shareholders of Takeda Pharmaceutical is making a proposal to add a “claw-back clause” to the company’s articles of incorporation, pressing its board members to return their compensations if excessive investments result in a significant profit correction or…
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