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Originally Posted by Peter N
Surely you're not suggesting that BT would be less than transparent or that they would conduct such business in secret?
Witholding relevent information from shareholders is a serious matter and secret discussions with selected shareholders could constitue an criminal offence especially as BT is a listed company.
Can you provide some proof or links to support your allegations?
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All companies have private meetings with their major shareholders.
Quite normal, not illegal at all.
If there is anything they ought to tell the world, then of course they tell the shareholders too.
They also speak to analysts, and help them in the right direction with their searnings forecast.
Do you guys have to turn EVERYTHING into a major conspiracy theory ???