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stockholder
[ stok-hohl-der ]
noun
- Australian. an owner of livestock, as a rancher.
stockholder
/ ˈstɒkˌhəʊldə /
noun
- an owner of corporate capital stock
- a person who keeps livestock
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Derived Forms
- ˈstockˌholding, noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of stockholder1
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Example Sentences
This was about the time a Texas lumbering company was becoming a major stockholder in Time Inc.
The largest single stockholder at Exxon, CEO and chairman Rex Tillerson, controls .04 percent of its stock.
Those corporations aren't losing in this process, so there's no loss corresponding to a stockholder's capital gain on stocks.
Suppose a stockholder buys all the stock of the other members, does the corporation still exist?
Lastly a stockholder who was present cannot complain that notice was not given to others; the objection is personal.
Under this system, each stockholder bought a certain number of shares.
If the company succeeded, each stockholder earned a profit based upon the number of shares he owned.
It is of a necessity that the stockholder should remain tranquil.
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