SPSS approves new shareholder rights plan

June 4th, 2008 06:42 PM - (AP) — Business software company SPSS Inc. said Wednesday its board has approved a new shareholder rights plan.
Subsequently, each shareholder will receive a tax-free dividend of one common share right for each outstanding share of SPSS, the company said. The dividend will be distributed June ...<div class="feedflare">
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THe company may not be a good investment. I know of a documented case of sexual harrassment that is taking place with management knwledge, and nothing is being done about it. I expect that they will be the focus of litigation in the very neear future, to say noting of the PR hit they'll take.

I think statistically every large company must have some sexual harrassment.. what percentage of Fortune 500 company do not have cases of sexual harrassment and what is the R-squared value?