Wal-Mart must provide its shareholders with internal documents detailing its directors' knowledge of alleged wrongdoing by the company's Mexican affiliate, the Delaware Supreme Court has ruled.
July 30, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Wal-Mart must provide its shareholders with internal documents detailing its directors’ knowledge of alleged wrongdoing by the company’s Mexican affiliate, the Delaware Supreme Court has ruled.
The high court’s decision affirmed a Delaware Court of Chancery order issued last year by Leo E. Strine Jr., former chancellor and current Supreme Court chief justice.
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