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One of the fiduciary duties of directors is the duty not to compete with the corporation. They may pursue their own business interest, but they may not:
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What are some of the matters involving fundamental changes in the corporation and requiring shareholder approval?
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The type of authority that arises from acts of the corporation that lead third parties to believe reasonably and in good faith that an officer has the requisite authority is:
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Determining the names of other shareholders in order to communicate with them about corporate affairs is a "proper purpose" for a shareholder to inspect the books and records of a corporation.
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Ace Corporation requires a quorum of five directors. If Richard, a director, shows up at the meeting for a vote on his favorite topic (dividends) and withdraws thereafter, leaving only four directors, they, under the Revised Act, may not act on any further business.
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The board of directors generally manages the day-to-day affairs of the company.
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The minimum number of board members necessary to be present at a meeting in order to transact business is known as:
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Members of the board of directors may not determine their own compensation.
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Some publicly held corporations have used supermajority shareholder voting requirements to defend against hostile takeover bids.
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The articles of incorporation, incorporation statute, and bylaws set the number of directors.
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Explain the reasons why the accountability of the management of a corporation is a cultural issue.
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Incorporation statutes generally require that each share of stock issued carry voting rights.
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Which of the following is/are director(s) in publicly held corporations?
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A shareholders' written agreement, unlimited in duration, to vote in a specified manner for the election of directors is a voting trust.
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The Statutory Close Corporation Supplement has relaxed most of the nonessential corporate formalities.
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The members of the board of directors are trustees of the corporation.
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Only the board of directors may approve fundamental changes in the corporation.
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If the board delegates to a committee its duty to select a new company president:
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Which of the following is untrue about a corporation's ratification of an act of an officer?
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