← Back to context Comment by hparadiz 1 day ago [flagged] 5 comments hparadiz Reply wizzwizz4 1 day ago Can you provide an example of a history book that lists minor shareholders of companies? hparadiz 1 day ago https://old.reddit.com/r/EconomicHistory/comments/zynvvq/who...Their names are known and are part of history now. Maybe not famous but certainly better than being a forgotten weathered tomb stone after 5 centuries. wizzwizz4 19 hours ago Those appear to be major shareholders. NuclearPM 1 day ago ???
wizzwizz4 1 day ago Can you provide an example of a history book that lists minor shareholders of companies? hparadiz 1 day ago https://old.reddit.com/r/EconomicHistory/comments/zynvvq/who...Their names are known and are part of history now. Maybe not famous but certainly better than being a forgotten weathered tomb stone after 5 centuries. wizzwizz4 19 hours ago Those appear to be major shareholders.
hparadiz 1 day ago https://old.reddit.com/r/EconomicHistory/comments/zynvvq/who...Their names are known and are part of history now. Maybe not famous but certainly better than being a forgotten weathered tomb stone after 5 centuries. wizzwizz4 19 hours ago Those appear to be major shareholders.
Can you provide an example of a history book that lists minor shareholders of companies?
https://old.reddit.com/r/EconomicHistory/comments/zynvvq/who...
Their names are known and are part of history now. Maybe not famous but certainly better than being a forgotten weathered tomb stone after 5 centuries.
Those appear to be major shareholders.
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