Dylex disputes bankruptcy petition

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Dylex Ltd.'s new owner fights back against the company's suppliers, who are trying to force the company to file for bankruptcy.

APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Males' Clothing, Men's and Boys' Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, Cases, Brief Article, Clothing industry, Men's clothing industry, Distributors (Commerce), Bankruptcy, Dylex Ltd.

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Investors fight for sway over directors: Proposals seek new rules to elect, reject

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New rules for electing and rejecting corporate directors are shaping up as a major focus of shareholder proposals in the annual meeting season of 2005. Demands from shareholders for changes to how directors are selected and how long they serve are on the agendas of five of the country's biggest banks that have files their proxy circulars.

Applicant Selection, Corporate directors, Elections, Employee selection, Hiring

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REITs decry foreign limits on investment

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The planned legislation by Canadian government for regulation foreign investments by real estate investment trusts is discussed.

Government expenditures, Real estate investment trusts, Real Estate Invest Trusts, Foreign investments, Economic policy

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