Carlo Cannell, the head of Cannell Capital in Jackson, Wyoming, owns 8.85 percent of TheStreet.com. In December, he asked TheStreet.com co-founder Jim Cramer to either resign from CNBC or sell TheStreet because the current structure of the company was preventing shareholders from seeing any return.
In a new SEC filing, Cannell stated, “One hundred and twenty five days having passed with scant evidence of collaboration or argument to the contrary.”
The filing continued:
Mr. Cannell today amends the Initial 13D to call for all Shareholders of the Company to cast a “withhold vote” for any and all director election proposals and management compensation proposals appearing on the proxy solicitation form for the Company’s 2015 annual shareholder meeting.
The filing can be found here.
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