Even a personal appeal by MicroStrategy Inc.’s
Saylor, who has transformed the once obscure enterprise software maker he co-founded into a Bitcoin proxy owning more than $40 billion of the cryptocurrency, made the case at Microsoft’s virtual shareholder meeting on Tuesday. Investors rejected a ballot proposal requesting that the board conduct an assessment to determine if diversifying the company’s balance sheet by including Bitcoin is in the best long-term interests of shareholders. Saylor spoke on behalf the Free Enterprise Project, which sent ...
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