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The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) has a long history of adjusting its share structure, including several stock splits designed to improve liquidity and broaden accessibility. While no new split has been announced as of November 2025, recent activity related to its Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs) has attracted renewed interest from market participants.

Polestar Automotive Holding UK Plc (PSNY) has experienced several developments since its Nasdaq debut in 2022, influenced by shifting market conditions and investor sentiment.

Manchester United (MANU), one of the most widely recognised names in world football, continues to evolve both on and off the pitch. Over the past year, the club has undergone significant operational restructuring under INEOS, alongside progress in its long-term stadium and regeneration plans.

Atlassian Corp Plc (TEAM) is one of the world’s best-known providers of team collaboration software, attracting interest from institutional and retail investors since its 2015 listing.

In this article, we examine who holds the largest positions in each company, how ownership is structured, and recent developments.

MicroStrategy’s ownership structure continues to attract attention, reflecting both its significant institutional presence and the ongoing influence of its founder, Michael J. Saylor.

Restoration Hardware (RH) has long been recognised as a leading name in luxury home furnishings. Its stock, traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), has attracted attention from both institutional and retail investors.

Microsoft is one of the most recognisable names in global technology and a cornerstone of the US stock market. Over the past few decades, it has evolved from a software company into a diversified enterprise spanning cloud computing, productivity solutions and artificial intelligence.

3M (MMM) has been part of the global industrial landscape for more than a century, with investors around the world holding a stake in its wide-ranging portfolio.

Alphabet’s ownership structure has long influenced how the company operates and how it is valued across global markets. With multiple share classes and a diverse mix of founders, institutional investors and retail participants, Alphabet illustrates how corporate control can differ from overall owner