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Wednesday, 29 Apr 2009
Poll Results: What Should BofA Shareholders Do About Ken Lewis?
Posted By:CNBC.com
CNBC and LinkedIn asked what you think BofA shareholders should do about Ken Lewis.
The results are in and more than 4,000 of you responded to our poll.
- Fire him outright: 55%
- Separate the jobs of chairman and CEO: 26%
- Kick him off the board: 6%
- Leave him in all his current roles: 12%
Click here to see full results
- BofA Shareholders Strip CEO Lewis of Chairman Role
- Feeling More Secure, Some Banks Want to Be Left Alone
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