Google Shareholders Reject Proposal Seeking More Lobbying Disclosures
Alphabet shareholders rejected a proposal the company report more details about lobbying, said the Google parent in an SEC filing Friday. The proposal -- voted on last week at the company's annual meeting -- would have directed Alphabet to prepare…
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an annual report laying out its direct and indirect lobbying efforts, including spending. The proposal was brought by shareholder groups including Walden Asset Management, the Oblate International Pastoral Investment Trust and the Benedictine Sisters of Baltimore, said the company. Similar unsuccessful shareholder proposals were up for shareholder votes this spring at AT&T and Charter Communications (see 1805010015).