SEC Rejects Proposal for Mandatory Shareholder Arbitration

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SEC Rejects Proposal for Mandatory Shareholder Arbitration
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Johnson & Johnson won’t have to hold a shareholder vote that would have made the company a guinea pig for a politically divisive fight over class-action lawsuits

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