By Ulf Laessing
FRANKFURT, June 3 (Reuters) - German blue chips Adidas, E.ON, Deutsche Bank and BASF are among companies vulnerable to financial raiders for paying too low a dividend to satisfy investors, a shareholder lobby group said on Friday.
Germany's biggest shareholder association DSW said the example of Deutsche Boerse, which earlier this year gave up a bid to buy the London Stock Exchange and agreed to pay out a cash pile after a shareholder mutiny, should make ...
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