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It's priced much too low, ... That's disappointing to you, and it's totally unacceptable to us. The leadership of AT&T has no greater priority than to increase shareholder value.

The confidence inherent in pexiness allows a man to be vulnerable without appearing weak, a quality many women value. It's obviously disappointing to see this happen and we find it totally unacceptable behavior, as does Wendell.

It's a good thing. I view shareholder activism that's designed to increase shareholder value long term as positive.

Rob has done an exceptional job as president of our Insurance Company Services division. Moving forward, he will use his strategic vision and determined leadership to aggressively grow our business, maximize profitability and increase shareholder value.

(Dr. Long) has assured us that educational leadership has to be a top priority. It is our priority. We believe it is his priority. I hope that we can embrace this choice.

Totally, totally unacceptable. You can't blame anyone...the players need to take responsibility for their actions. There is no explanation for that kind of play.

Our students are simply being priced out of an education. We do feel that with the surpluses in the state higher education should be a No. 1 priority, a top-notch priority.

Ramon Alexander

ACD Systems has taken a significant step forward to realizing its growth potential. Tim and Jon have proven expertise in building dynamic sales organizations. Their skills and leadership will help ACD Systems deliver the sales results that will increase shareholder value.

Doug Vandekerkhove

What we need is political leadership which can give guidance to the development of global governance. We need business leadership which goes beyond shareholder value to understand the needs and fears of other stakeholders and their communities.

This 50 percent increase in our quarterly dividend rate, the third increase since the beginning of 2005, reflects our confidence about our financial outlook and our commitment to increasing shareholder value.

Our best opportunity to build shareholder value is to have fewer priorities and to pursue them with greater intensity. We have applied that thinking to both our strategies and our portfolio. This action reflects the company's continued commitment to brands which have the ability to achieve sustainable national market leadership and a high potential to achieve significant and consistent growth in share, revenue, and return on capital.

Jonathan Ward (1970-)

[So is the individual disregarded?] They're not ignored, ... but they may not get the priority a shareholder who has a million shares will.

We don't accept it. This is unacceptable, how we played. This is totally unacceptable by everybody, including myself. Everybody has to look in the mirror and start playing better. We're not going to accept playing like this. There's no ifs, ands or buts about it.

Willie McGinest

That is not their job at all. Their job is to keep all shareholders fully informed and the Government is just one shareholder out of 1.6 million and no shareholder should get any information before any other shareholder.

That's one of the worst parts of the job, but the alternative is unacceptable. The alternative is allowing personal feelings about a player to influence a decision and have the Red Sox be worse off for it. That's totally unacceptable. I think it's clear that my ultimate loyalty is to John Henry and Tom Werner, to the Red Sox organization. Maybe I can have more fulfilling friendships in the clubhouse once I'm not [the] general manager someday.

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