President, Holmdel Youth Athletics Association
Michael Flaherty is the President of the Holmdel Youth Athletics Association. He covers a diverse range of topics including activism, finance, and event technology, often focusing on the intersection of markets and startups. Michael's insights and contributions have been featured in NonProfit PRO, Axios, Dorchester Reporter, and NewsBreak.
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Michael Flaherty's coverage is primarily focused on private sector announcements and press releases, with a strong emphasis on finance, economy, business, and industry-related topics. He frequently covers corporate actions such as acquisitions, boardroom battles, shareholder activism, and financial developments.
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Despite record, number of activist investor board seats won drops 20%.
Southwest Airlines said it has adopted a shareholder rights plan in an effort to prevent Elliott Management from building a bigger stake in the company.
Activist investors were strong supporters of the SEC's changes to the way shareholders elect corporate directors.
The Czechoslovakia Group (CSG) raised its offer to buy Vista Outdoor's ammunition business to $2.1 billion as the bidding war continues to heat up.
India's Continuum Green Energy said investment firm Just Climate plans to invest around $150 million into the company to strengthen its wind and solar projects across the country.
KKR just raised a $4.6 billion fund, yet another haul for the private equity pioneer to send across the U.S. and an amount specifically aimed at midsize companies.
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But dissidents fighting majority-controlled companies can still win.
Vodafone Group is seeking to raise as much as $335 million from the sale of its remaining stake in India's Indus Towers.
Big Tech is spending at a rate that's never been seen, sparking boom times for companies scrambling to facilitate the AI build-out.
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