Finance: What is a Corporate Raider?

A corporate raider is a shareholder who opposes a company's managerial or operational strategy, and buys enough of a stake to get a seat on the board.

[henlohenlo]

so the shareholders are bribers? this doesn't make much sense to me. it looks like bribing but they just calling it shareholding instead. maybe i misunderstood it,

[GiantsRTheBest]

Target is the only company you named there that did a 180 in terms of struggling.