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Curb on shareholder rights will hurt retail investors not activists, says Oasis

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By Hideyuki Sano , Takako Taniguchi 
| The Japan Times
Japan’s plan to tighten a threshold for shareholder proposals would hurt retail investors while having little impact on institutional activist investors, according to Seth Fischer, the founder of Oasis Management. The government floated a plan in March to raise the bar for exercising shareholder proposal rights to those holding at least 1% of voting rights, from the current threshold of 300 voting rights.
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Japanese firms reduce share buybacks for first time since 2020

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By Hideyuki Sano 
| The Japan Times
Japanese firms announced fewer share buyback programs in the fiscal year ended Tuesday, marking the first decline since 2020. Listed Japanese companies announced 1,365 buybacks in the year ended March 31, down slightly from 1,399 a year earlier, according to compiled data.
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Family fights to keep control of 157-year-old firm in Japan

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By Momoka Yokoyama, Kanoko Matsuyama , Hideyuki Sano 
| BusinessMirror
Ishikawa is a remote, mountainous prefecture bordering the Sea of Japan, but the fate of a drug store chain whose local roots go back to 1869 has implications for Tokyo’s financial markets hundreds of kilometers away. The company, Kusuri no Aoki Holdings Co., is run by two brothers who are the sixth generation of the founding family.
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