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Witnessing a Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT) annual shareholder meeting is not to be taken lightly. The four-hour meeting was more like an entertainment venue and circus more than anything, and in between the festivities, the chairman of the board and other executives slipped in the proposed shareholder proposals for consideration by the proxy holders in attendance. This year's meeting featured 13 proposals, with 11 of those being submitted by smaller and much larger institutional shareholders.

In the midst of covering this, it was amazing to see that 6 of the 11 shareholder-submitted proposals featured the theme of limiting executive and/or board compensation or executive/worker pay equity proposals. In other words, some shareholders want workers to be paid more and executives less, even though these executive pay packages are generally based on peer group measurements -- or so the board of the world's largest retailer would have you think.

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Last night's American Idol yielded two big shockers this morning: Sanjaya Malakar can sing and J.Lo may be splitting with her husband.

As J.Lo said at the beginning of the show "I think the key to any Latin thing is passion." Malakar, who sang "Bésame Mucho" delivered on that premise -- particularly with the Spanish vocals. And I guess that J.Lo is not getting that Latin thing from her husband -- Marc Anthony. MSNBC reports that she blames Anthony for her stalled career and his "controlling ways" -- and plans to divorce him.

But none of this matters. What's really important is that if Malakar can sing, he's no longer the worst. And who will Howard Stern pick to replace him?

Malakar bursts Stern's bubble originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 11 Apr 2007 08:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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