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13 May 8:00 am by Joseph Aguilar
... see some of the effects of these rules when looking at the director compensation table from the CVS Caremark Corporation (CVS-NYSE) 2009 proxy statement. According to the proxy statement, the company ... J. Swift 75,000 - 361,120 - 436,120 Director Compensation. The CVS board met eight times in 2008. All directors attended at least 75 ... stock, on average, comprised approximately 98% of director compensation. Director Tenure. Seven CVS board members have served only since 2006; however, the four other ...
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22 May, 2007 9:22 am by ISS Blog Team
... William Patterson, executive director of the CtW Investment Group, which has urged CVS/Caremark to request the resignation of director Roger Headrick. The Council of Institutional Investors (CII ... 453.175 million "against" votes at company's May 9 meeting, CVS/Caremark said in a regulatory filing. Based on those numbers, Headrick received a 42 ... May 15 letter to David Dorman, chair of the company's nominating and corporate governance committee, Patterson wrote, "these votes do not accurately represent ...
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9 Jul, 2007 8:03 am by ISS Blog Team
... broker votes not been counted. CtW targeted Headrick and another former Caremark Rx director over their role in approving a $27.2 billion sale to ... adopted a bylaw that requires board candidates to receive majority support in uncontested elections. CVS/Caremark did not address the reasons for Headrick's retirement in a July 2 ... are routinely cast for management nominees and thus undermine the integrity of director elections. Corporate advocates point out that some small and mid-size companies need ...
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19 Mar, 2008 7:54 am
... to serve as deterrents for companies such as CVS Caremark to engage in Medicaid fraud. Thanks to the diligence of U.S. Attorneys such as U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, the government is pursuing corporations and individuals charged with fraud against the ... is all worthwhile when a whistle blower's testimony can help the government recoup dollars and treble damages from Corporations and individuals that are found defrauding the government. Click here to read more from the Department of Justice.
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7 Feb, 2008 12:43 pm by Lucian Bebchuk, Harvard Law School,
CVS Caremark and I have reached an agreement under which the company adopted a by-law provision limiting the adoption of poison pills. The adopted by-law is based on a shareholder proposal to amend the company's by-laws that I ... -law that was the subject of litigation and a court decision in the CA case, which led CA to abandon its attempt to exclude my proposal from the corporate ballot. An article about the litigation and my model by-law is available here. CVS is the third company to adopt a by- ...
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17 Jul, 2008 8:34 pm by Lucian Bebchuk, Harvard Law School,
FedEx Corporation became the fourth major company this proxy season to reach an agreement with me under which it adopted a pill-limiting bylaw. Under the new bylaw, any poison pill plan adopted by the board without prior ... Ex, other companies that, following my shareholder proposals, agreed to amend their bylaws to incorporate pill-limiting provisions are JCPenney, Safeway, CVS Caremark, Disney, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. I hope that other public companies will follow the example set by these six ...
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28 Jul, 2007 8:50 am
... employees of Caremark at two of its prescription drug processing facilities. Caremark Rx LLC merged with CVS Corporation in March of this year, making it one of the largest pharmaceutical services companies and provider of comprehensive drug benefit ... to start." AdvancePCS has denied all allegations, saying that its business practices were not wrongful or inappropriate. Caremark CEO Mac Crawford says, "We are pleased with the settlement with the federal government, as it allows us to avoid the ...
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29 Sep 12:00 pm
In March 2007, Caremark Rx, Inc. completed its merger with CVS Corporation. This union has had a significant negative impact on patients' access to the pharmacy of their choice as Caremark Rx, Inc. has been forcing its insured to get their ... advising them not to; and co-branding its prescription drug card in a way that falsely suggests it can only be used at CVS pharmacies, the letter said. While the FTC is looking into the issues revolving around the merger, privately owned pharmacies continue ...
Consumer Advocate Legal Update - http://www.consumeradvocatelegalupdate.com/
8 Mar, 2007 12:17 pm by DealBook
Less than a day after its rival bidder was dealt a pair of setbacks, CVS raised its offer to buy Caremark Rx, a company that manages drug benefits on behalf of corporations, unions and government agencies. CVS, a drugstore chain, said Thursday afternoon that it would increase the special dividend, payable to shareholders immediately [...]
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15 Mar, 2007 10:56 am by DealBook
It may end up being largely symbolic, but Calpers, the country's biggest pension fund and a major force on corporate governance issues, said it voted its shares against drugstore chain CVS's $23.5 billion acquisition of drug-benefits manager Caremark Rx. Objecting from both sides of the deal, Calpers said it opposed the transaction with its 3.1 [...]
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13 Aug, 2008 3:58 am
CVS Announces Acquisition of Longs Drug for $2.9 Billion. CVS Caremark Corp. (CVS) announced the $2.9 billion dollar acquistion of Longs Drug Stores (LDG), resulting in the addition of 521 drug stores in California, Hawaii, Nevada and Arizona. According to the press release, the network of stores opens the doors to highly attractive markets. Shares of CVS stock closed down .49 at 38.05, off 1.27%, and shares of LDG closed at 54.04, off 1.07 or 1.94%. Check out ...
Juvan's Health Law Update - http://www.juvanshealthlawupdate.com/
13 Aug, 2008 3:58 am
CVS Announces Acquisition of Longs Drug for $2.9 Billion. CVS Caremark Corp. (CVS) announced the $2.9 billion dollar acquistion of Longs Drug Stores (LDG), resulting in the addition of 521 drug stores in California, Hawaii, Nevada and Arizona. According to the press release, the network of stores opens the doors to highly attractive markets. Shares of CVS stock closed down .49 at 38.05, off 1.27%, and shares of LDG closed at 54.04, off 1.07 or 1.94%. Check out ...
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21 Jul 3:30 am by Vanessa Vidal, Esq.
... compensation" paid for making performance targets. "The world economy may be limping," reported Corporate Counsel. "Economic sectors like banking and manufacturing are still waiting for those ... 500 companies continued to earn a very decent living. Usually the top paid corporate lawyer is the chief legal officer of a thriving big conglomerate. In the 2008 survey, however, ... , PA, $1,633,269 Douglas Sgarro, CVS Caremark Corporation, RI, $1,593,318 Richard Baer, Qwest Communications, CO, $1,566,209 ...
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8 Oct, 2008 10:03 pm by DealBook
The Walgreen Company, the drugstore chain, said late Wednesday afternoon that it had withdrawn its $2.7 billion bid to buy a rival, the Longs Drug Stores Corporation, which had already accepted a competing offer from the CVS Caremark Corporation. Walgreen cited the unwillingness of Longs to discuss a possible deal and "the substantial [...]
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3 Apr, 2007 6:20 am by Jennifer Kolton
... companies in the healthcare industry has a contemplated direction, or whether the pharmaceutical giants are "meandering" towards a possible corporate detriment. As a proposed answer to the Economist's question, I suggest that the pharmaceutical giants are lining up as merged entities to ... medicine cabinets housing the next potential miracle drugs but stifle corporate innovation, identity, and enthusiasm.[10] Yet, the CVS-Caremark merger takes meandering out the picture by introducing a type of ...
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6 Mar, 2007 9:57 pm by Gordon Smith
... of the merger. These facts belie the claim that the special dividend has legal significance independent of the merger. CVS, by terms of the CVS/Caremark merger agreement, controls the value of the dividend. Defendants even warn in their public disclosures ... , "The Court's ruling is a surprise to many practitioners and seems contrary to the well-settled Delaware corporate law doctrine of independent legal significance." They also assert that the decision was "startling to some practitioners." Here ...
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11 Jan, 2008 10:09 am by ISS Blog Team
... of "reasonable expenses … incurred in connection with nominating one or more candidates in a contested election of directors to the corporation's board of directors, including, without limitation, printing, mailing, legal, solicitation, travel, advertising and ... the binding proposal was recently withdrawn after being challenged at the SEC. Davis Polk & Wardwell, as counsel for CVS Caremark, argued implementation of the bylaw proposal would cause the company to violate Delaware law, noting that ...
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28 Mar, 2008 7:25 am by RiskMetrics Group Blog Team
... Code." The resolutions follow a template developed by the Center for Political Accountability, a research group in Washington that focuses on corporate political spending. The shareholder campaign was initially spearheaded by labor unions, but social investment funds, church ... be universal, continuous, and affordable. Church groups submitted proposals at CVS Caremark and other health care firms that focus on corporate lobbying efforts to maintain the status quo. The AFL-CIO and church groups ...
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12 Mar, 2008 9:17 am by Lucian Bebchuk, Harvard Law School,
... the CA case, which led CA to abandon its attempt to exclude my proposal from the corporate ballot. An article about this case and my model by-law is available here. Safeway's adoption of my poison pill by-law was preceded by an adoption last month by CVS Caremark, an adoption by Disney, and an adoption by Bristol-Myers Squibb. Disney amended its ... after my proposal won 57% of the votes in Disney's annual meeting, while CVS Caremark and Bristol-Myers Squibb, like Safeway now, amended their ...
The Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog - http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/corpgov
5 Jul, 2007 6:24 am
... of North Carolina has recently answered that question with a resounding "No!" In a statement, Moore contends that allowing such votes thwarts corporate reform and prevents shareholders of a company from having adequate representation in director elections. Moore is also a board member ... non-routine." Moore cites as an example a recent vote to elect Roger Headrick a director of CVS/Caremark, following a merger between CVS Corp. and Caremark Rx Inc. Headrick had been on Caremark's board of directors ...
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