Originally posted by U.ncleSam
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Yes there is a way. A SHAREHOLDER has rights when he purchases a publicly traded stock. One right in particular is the right to inspect certain company records and books. Shareholder can request records and books of a corporation if he has a valid purpose like whether the affairs of the corporation are properly conducted so that he may vote intelligently on questions of corporate policy and management.
If one of you guys owns time warner, id call corporate ask for investor relations, and simply ask if they have the numbers of the ortiz/mayweather fight so you can make an informative decision in the next shareholders meeting. If they refuse, hit em with the shareholders right to inspect records and books, and threaten them with litigation(obviously youre not serious). But hey its worth a shot.
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