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Conservative Shareholder Grills CEO of Dick’s Sporting Goods for Anti-Gun Policies
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An investor confronted the CEO of the Dick’s Sporting Goods chain at an annual shareholders meeting in Pittsburgh, blasting the retailer’s recent restrictions on gun sales and its anti-gun advocacy.
David Almasi, a vice president at the National Center for Public Policy Research, attended the meeting Wednesday representing the think tank’s Free Enterprise Project, according to a report by Fox Business. Almasi accused Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Edward Stack of violating fiduciary duties by knowingly and purposely giving up money. |
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mickey
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| Willful and wanton destruction of saleable inventory items worth about $1000 each, after deciding to stop carrying that seemingly profitable product line, can only be considered throwing shareholder's money away, while the decision to stop carrying those products would look more like a business decision. |
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