Daily Journal Staff Writer
At their annual shareholder meeting earlier this year, Dunkin' Brands Group Inc.'s investors faced a novel proposition.
Nestled among the usual ballot measures on executive pay and director elections was a proposal that would have required the coffee-and-donut-shop operator to prepare a comprehensive report on the risks associated with its use of nanomaterials in the company's produc...
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