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Verizon Loses On Proxy Access, But Stock Parachutes Survive

By Liz Hoffman · May 2, 2013, 4:23 PM EDT

Verizon Communications Inc. shareholders on Thursday won the right for certain longtime investors to nominate board members, but they saw their efforts to rein in stock-based "golden parachute" severance packages fall...

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