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Bill Ackman’s SPAC Hit With Lawsuit
The case contends that Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management is actually an investment company and should be regulated as such.
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The activist investor says ADP could more than double its stock price if it cut staff and made better investments in technology.
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Bill Ackman, ADP Heading for Proxy Fight?
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Herbalife to Revamp Distributor Compensation
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Regulator Bars Valeant Officers From Trading
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