Oasis Drops Board Nominees in Vail Resorts Proxy Battle
Bloomberg's Mengqi Sun joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." Activist investor Oasis is dropping two of its four board nominees in its proxy challenge at Vail Resorts. (Source: Bloomberg)
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