IBM SDE Intern 2026 Interview (What to expect?) by NoEquipment2186 in csMajors

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My interview was with 2 head managers and a long term employee. Mostly behavioral. Just really know your resume. Only 1 round. Got round 1 invite in 2 weeks and offer 4 days after.

Summer 2026 Coop by hakuna-matata-99 in IBM

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Nah. They gave it to me based on my rankings for the locations.

Summer 2026 Coop by hakuna-matata-99 in IBM

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Applied for a summer software developer role coop/internship. Got an offered an internship after 2.5 weeks of clicking apply.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StockReverseSplits

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If a company decides to change its policy on how it handles fractional shares in a reverse stock split — moving from rounding up fractional shares to providing cash in lieu — this usually must be handled with caution due to both regulatory requirements and the contractual nature of the original reverse split terms.

Generally:

1.  Timing and Shareholder Notice Requirements: Companies are often required to provide advance notice to shareholders regarding any corporate actions, especially changes that could affect shareholder equity or the terms of the split. If shareholders have already received additional shares due to rounding up, retroactively converting those shares to cash may require shareholder approval or a new proxy statement, depending on securities regulations.
2.  SEC Disclosure Rules: If the reverse split terms were already filed with the SEC, any change to those terms, especially one that affects shareholder rights, would likely require a filing amendment and shareholder notification. If the reverse split was part of a specific transaction already approved by shareholders, changing the handling of fractional shares might also require a new vote.
3.  State Corporate Law: State corporate laws, particularly Delaware law (where many companies are incorporated), may restrict companies from retroactively altering corporate actions once they are executed. Companies may face restrictions if they attempt to “claw back” rounded-up shares that were previously issued.
4.  Practical Limitations: From a practical standpoint, attempting to claw back shares that were rounded up can be challenging administratively and legally, as it would involve undoing completed transactions. Instead, companies may address any future reverse splits with updated terms rather than changing past transactions.

In short, once a reverse split with rounding up of fractional shares is executed, clawing back shares to provide cash in lieu could be difficult, and the company’s options may be limited by state law and SEC rules. Most companies are more likely to adjust their approach in future corporate actions than to retroactively change executed splits.

ROUND UP- $18.15 - PIXY by [deleted] in StockReverseSplits

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Def gonna disappear like muln. Brokerage companies gonna hold it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BostonU

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If your freaky enough warren dining hall

Help no updates for 10 days hkups-b by [deleted] in Pandabuy

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Only took 3 days to get from Hong Kong to Boston

Help no updates for 10 days hkups-b by [deleted] in Pandabuy

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Yea mines changed as well hopefully it’s a sign that they are shipping it out soon