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The Toronto-based controlling company used its majority voting stake to remove three directors from the newspaper’s board.
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controlling interest — An interest in a company that gives a person or another company control of it. To have a controlling interest in a company, a shareholder would normally need to own or control more than half the voting shares. However, in practice, a shareholder… … Accounting dictionary
controlling interest — An interest in a company that gives a person or another company control of it. To have a controlling interest in a company, a shareholder would normally need to own or control more than half the voting shares. However, in practice, a shareholder… … Big dictionary of business and management
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