Only a small portion of D&G's shares are publicly traded.
I wouldn't sell everything, but if somebody wanted to buy a portion of my shares, I would probably consider it.
The stock will also gain from the foundation's plans to sell a large portion of its shares in the United States, they added.
Family members still have until Feb. 26 to decide whether they will sell all or some portion of their shares.
In addition, about $125 million, minus expenses, will go to investors selling a portion of their own shares.
If more investors want to cash out, too bad; each shareholder gets only a portion of his shares redeemed.
He personally controlled a substantial portion of the company's shares until his death.
If the Government were to control a large portion of a company's shares, what would happen when it came time to sell?
He said he bought a large portion of his shares on margin - borrowed money.
Why are other shareholders not being allowed to sell at least a portion of their shares?
