Vince McMahon No Longer Needs WWE Stockholder Approval
Vince McMahon, the majority shareholder of WWE, successfully petitioned to no longer need approval from stockholders for his actions related to the company.
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Vince McMahon, the majority shareholder of WWE, successfully petitioned to no longer need approval from stockholders for his actions related to the company.
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