In a battle which commentators might observe embodies a wider conflict of its time, the row engulfing Netherlands-incorporated drugmaker Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) has entered another round.
In one corner is an angry group of investors objecting over management pay and in the other are the board members seeking to defend their record and secure the support of other shareholders ahead of the company’s annual meeting on June 22.
"From Mylan allegedly overcharging the government for life-saving drugs to the board overpaying top executives, it’s clear why shareowners are demanding change"
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