Icahn, Deason, Accuse Fujifilm, Xerox CEO of Deceiving Xerox Board
by Kathleen Wirth · Published · Updated
In the letter, the two investors, who together hold approximately 15 percent of Xerox shares, state that "Both the substance of the proposed value-destroying transaction and the conflict-tainted process by which it was hatched are an insult to long-suffering Xerox shareholders and make a mockery of well-established corporate governance norms."
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