Nasdaq Reprimands Trade Desk Over Voting Rights Rule Violation

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Nasdaq Reprimands Trade Desk Over Voting Rights Rule Violation

Trade Desk Inc. recently received a letter of reprimand from the Nasdaq Stock Market, citing a violation of Nasdaq's Listing Rules related to voting rights. The issue arose after the company amended its articles of incorporation to extend the automatic conversion date for its Class B shares to Class A shares, a move approved by both the board and shareholders. Nasdaq staff determined this amendment inadvertently breached the Voting Rights Rule, but has since closed the matter with no further action required. The company's stock listing and dual-class share structure remain unaffected.

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