Corporate Governance
In a rare opinion, the North Carolina Supreme Court addressed the duties of corporate directors, reaffirming that those duties are generally owed only to the corporation itself rather than the individual shareholders.
A type of acquisition known as an inversion has major tax benefits for U.S. companies, and recently there’s been a […]
Where activist shareholders see rising stock prices, bond investors see companies making poor long-term decisions for the sake of shareholder […]
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has begun a process to update its international corporate governance framework to […]
Disclosure is a source of endless discussion in corporate boardrooms and legal departments, and it seems to many that the […]
A Stanford University study found that when a CEO goes through a divorce, it can have an impact on a […]
Despite an intense campaign by investor firm Engaged Capital, Abercrombie & Fitch has signed a new employment contract with CEO […]
A major debate is opened, as the SEC convenes a roundtable. Is there something amiss when two entities – Institutional […]
Cravath, Swaine & Moore, the BigLaw firm that others often look to for a lead on how much associate bonuses […]
Public interest groups are livid over the SEC’s failure to put a political contribution disclosure requirement on its rulemaking agenda […]
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