MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first

Go to iPodDailyNews

MacDailyNews Poll

5 Day Most Commented

Opinion Archive

October 2009
Is Psystar’s real mission to publicize that running Apple’s Mac OS X on generic PCs is possible?
March 2009
Dell launches overdone, overpriced, overweight, OS-limited Apple MacBook-wannabe ‘Adamo’ laptop
November 2008
Apple should buy Sprint

Current Headlines

Sun, Nov 08, 2009 - 04:01 AM EST — AAPL: 194.34 (+0.3099, +0.16%) | NASDAQ: 2112.44 (+7.12, +0.34%)

Apple’s 2009 proxy statement now online

Wednesday, January 07, 2009 - 04:47 PM EST

Apple today announced that its 2009 proxy materials are now available on the web under the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Notice and Access rule and can be found at www.apple.com/investor. As a result of the Notice and Access rule, Apple is able to significantly reduce the environmental impact of producing and delivering printed materials.

Apple’s shareholders may still obtain a hard copy of the proxy materials free of charge by following the instructions provided on www.apple.com/investor or in the Notice of Internet Availability of Proxy Materials that will be mailed to Apple’s shareholders as of December 29, 2008. Apple’s 2008 Form 10-K was filed on November 5, 2008 and may also be viewed at www.apple.com/investor.

Source: Apple Inc.

Reader Feedback: = registered.
Unregistered users: Feedback from multiple usernames are subject to deletion. Off-topic and posts from suspected astroturfers will be removed.

Jan 07, 09 - 05:28 pm Comment from: Macintosher

Right-o.

Jan 07, 09 - 05:30 pm Comment from: Gregg Thurman

Savings aren't really that great. A serious investor is going to print the statement for future reference.

Jan 07, 09 - 07:56 pm Comment from: @Gregg Thurman

Well at least online availability will not involve transport costs to all four corners of the world.

Every little bit helps ...

Jan 07, 09 - 11:06 pm Comment from: @Gregg Thurman

Why, exactly, would one need to print it for future reference? Why not an electronic copy saved onto your computer's hard drive, and backed up by something like Time Machine? A serious investor who is not technology illiterate sees no need for a lot of paper lying about.

Jan 08, 09 - 05:20 am Comment from: Road Warrior

Wow, can't wait till Greenpeace complains about that.

Jan 08, 09 - 10:30 am Comment from: ralph from berlin

where is my dividend for christs sake?
by feb 25th apple will have 30 billion on the bank. what do you want to do with it, steve? buy a big company? i don't think so, apple is all about focus. and don't tell me you need it to wheater the storm or buy small companies for new technologie. you may need 5 bn for that, not 30.

Reader feedback page 1 of 1 pages:

MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first

MacDailyNews Poll

5 Day Most Commented

Opinion Archive

Current Headlines

Latest Joy of Tech

MacNN

AppleInsider

Macworld UK

TUAW

MacRumors

Yahoo! Finance AAPL

iTunes Top 10 Albums

Mac OS X Downloads

Sun, Nov 08, 2009 - 04:01 AM EST — AAPL: 194.34 (+0.3099, +0.16%) | NASDAQ: 2112.44 (+7.12, +0.34%)

Apple’s 2009 proxy statement now online

Reader Feedback: = registered.
Unregistered users: Feedback from multiple usernames are subject to deletion. Off-topic and posts from suspected astroturfers will be removed.

Add Your Feedback:


Emoticons \| Allowed HTML Tags Remember my info Notify me of follow-up comments? Please enter the "MDN Magic Word" you see in the image below:

MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first

MacDailyNews Poll

5 Day Most Commented

Opinion Archive

Current Headlines

Sun, Nov 08, 2009 - 04:01 AM EST — AAPL: 194.34 (+0.3099, +0.16%) | NASDAQ: 2112.44 (+7.12, +0.34%)

Apple’s 2009 proxy statement now online

Reader Feedback: = registered.Unregistered users: Feedback from multiple usernames are subject to deletion. Off-topic and posts from suspected astroturfers will be removed.

Add Your Feedback:

Reader Feedback: = registered.
Unregistered users: Feedback from multiple usernames are subject to deletion. Off-topic and posts from suspected astroturfers will be removed.