Assuming no special provision in the articles of incorporation,special shareholder meetings may be called by:
A) the president of the company.
B) any individual director.
C) any individual shareholder.
D) holders of at least 10% of shares.

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According to most state laws and standard corporate bylaws, special shareholder meetings can be called by shareholders who own at least 10% of the company's shares. The president of the company or any individual director or shareholder does not have the authority to call for such meetings unless specified in the articles of incorporation.

Assuming No Special Provision in the Articles of Incorporation,special Shareholder