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Dell shareholders approve legal move from Delaware to Texas

Dell shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the company's legal re-domestication from Delaware to Texas.

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Dell shareholders overwhelmingly approved the company's reincorporation from Delaware to Texas. The move was part of a trend of companies relocating their legal homes to Texas.

Epilogue added 16d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Dell shareholders have passed all proposals, including the move to re-domicile the company in Texas. This legal transition follows similar moves by other entities, such as Exxon.

Coverage from Fox Business and TradingView emphasizes the overwhelming nature of the shareholder approval. Bloomberg Law News notes that these corporate moves demonstrate that Texas corporate law is not a simple "cut and paste" of other jurisdictions.

Further developments may involve Texas lawmakers, who according to The Texan and The Center Square, are eyeing regulations and measures against proxy advisory firms that oppose redomiciling in the state.

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Quick answers

What did Dell shareholders approve?

Shareholders approved all proposals, specifically the legal re-domestication of the company from Delaware to Texas.

Which other company is mentioned in relation to moving to Texas?

Exxon is cited by Bloomberg Law News as another company that has made a similar move.

How is the Texas legislature responding to corporate re-domiciling?

According to The Texan and The Center Square, lawmakers are considering regulations and measures against proxy advisory firms that oppose companies moving to Texas.

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