The vote will enable Noble to press on with the deal’s final stages, and could allow it to move beyond years of crisis that’ve been marked by a default, billions in losses, and criticism of its accounts, which it’s rejected. The plan had been the subject of a heated dispute between Chairman Paul Brough and shareholder Goldilocks Investment Co. before its terms were amended and the two forged an agreement after facing off in court. The trader still faces opposition from foe Iceberg Research, which wants to halt the proposal.
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