Google Launches Nonvoting Stock In 2-For-1 Split

By | April 3, 2014

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After Google’s stock split, investors might have to choose whether to pay a few dollars more for voting rights, even if those rights give them little say over the company. Google (GOOG) co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin remain firmly in control of the Internet juggernaut, after the company paid a one-time dividend to existing shareholders, giving one new nonvoting share for each share already owned. Those new Class C shares on Thursday Scalper1 News

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