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KADOKAWA株主総会 社長解任求める株主提案は否決

NHK World Wednesday 24 June 2026, 09:07 UTC 1 min read
出版やアニメ制作などを手がけるKADOKAWAは24日に株主総会を開き、投資ファンドが業績の低迷などを理由に社長の解任を求める株主提案を提出しましたが、反対多数で否決されました。 KADOKAWA… 注目ワード あわせて読みたい KADOKAWA フリーランス保護法違反で勧告 公取委 6月11日 17:11 本の情報誌「ダ・ヴィンチ」休刊へ 10月発売号を最後に 5月26日 18:08 ロート製薬株主総会 物言う株主からの会長解任議案は否決 6月24日 17:41 九州北部 あす未明から昼前にかけ線状降水帯のおそれ 厳重警戒 6月24日 17:24 【大雨影響】熊本 増水した川で女性が流される 約50分後に救助 6月24日 18:07 台風7号 沖縄の南の海上を進む あす以降 警報級の大雨のおそれ 6月24日 16:11 メガバンク3行がグーグルの最新AI利用へ 片山金融担当相 6月24日 16:59 自民・中道国対委員長会談 中道“集中審議と参考人招致を” 6月24日 17:04 消費税減税 中間とりまとめ案 外食産業など資金繰り支援も 6月24日 16:22 皇室典範改正案 要綱案で男系男子の養子は“例外”明記 政府 6月24日 14:18 「副首都」構想の関連法案を了承 与党政策責任者会議 6月24日 15:33 FIFAワールドカップ2026【NHK特設サイト】
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