Corporate Governance

“Feminist” Boss, Toxic Workplace

A former employee for Thinx – a company that makes “period underwear” for menstruating women – is suing co-founder Miki […]

Palantir Blocked Investors From Selling Stock, Lawsuit Claims

A longtime investor has filed suit against Silicon Valley startup Palantir, claiming the company has routinely misled shareholders and kept […]

Regulatory Enforcement Post-Election

The Trump administration will likely seek to scale back many forms of regulatory enforcement, but the President campaigned on a […]

Tech Firms: Trump Immigration Order Causing “Significant Harm”

Ninety-seven of the leading U.S. tech firms – including Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Facebook – backed Washington state’s legal objection […]

Target, Walmart Push Sustainablity In Supply Chains

Target is pressuring suppliers to disclose ingredients in much of what it sells, including cosmetics, textiles, and personal care and […]

Two Governance Commentaries Confirm Expanded Role For General Counsel

Within the space of less than a month in 2016, two important commentaries on corporate governance were released by two […]

Contract Review Meets E-Discovery

“Anyone who has had the dubious pleasure of reviewing contracts for a legal, regulatory, or business matter knows that nothing […]

Developing Effective Data Governance For The Internet of Things

The advent of the “Internet of Things” has added a dense and challenging layer of complexity to manufacturing a wide […]

Survey: Unfinished Business in the C-Suite

A survey queried more than 700 executives from 28 countries, across 18 industries …

Delaware Case Makes It Easier For Duped Shareholders To Sue

The shareholders said they suffered over $800 million in losses when they put off liquidating their stock due to Citigroup’s financial reporting and public statements that concealed the financial state of the company.

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