id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Sun Microsystems investors chalked up one win Thursday at the annual shareholders meeting, approving a shareholder proposal to put the fate of the company's anti-takeover measures in the hands of investors. Sun, which rarely faces shareholder initiatives, has come under increased fire by many about the state of the company and its handling by . During Thursday's meeting, investors voiced displeasure with his compensation as compared with the company's performance.

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Sun's CEO asked if he is best man for the job
At Thursday's shareholders' meeting in Santa Clara, Calif., a stockholder asked Sun's chairman and CEO, Scott McNealy, if he could think of a better person to run the company and raise the stock price. In this sound clip we hear the questioner speak, then McNealy's answer.
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